I mean i get what you’re saying, but the list is literally an “of all time” list. There are a few hundred years of novels before the 70s, and we tend to remember and preserve the best stuff that came out of those periods.

ok but does it have Miles Edgeworth

Don’t worry. Can confirm. I met the big JC in a New York alley once and he signed it!

I've read a pretty, pretty, good book this time around. On this episode of One Man's Book Trash I go over Curb Your Enthusiasm The Book, and what exactly it is. #booksky #curbyourenthusiasm youtu.be/wO4FkI4s-O8?...

i need to do this for the great gatsby but it’s that one meme where he survives #booksky

if only there was some way… to listen to books being read… But honestly I think TTRPG actual-play podcasts are kind of like the modern radio play. Certainly not the same, though.

I have, fortunately, read the Hero of Ages. You can check out my thoughts on the book right now on my YouTube channel: youtu.be/nWq0v_xwpp0?... #booksky #brandonsanderson #mistborn #cosmere

like current world politics? usually not intentionally but subconsciously it might find its way in. Depends on how relevant politics are to the themes/plot of the story. Like if I’m writing about a king, how could i NOT explore monarchy as a system? #WritingCommunity

sauron if he was leading the white walkers #lordoftherings #gameofthrones

mr. socrates have you considered a magnifying glass

cats hold various powers us mortals simply cannot comprehend…

so actually what happens whenever i open up my laptop is the muse Calliope appears out of nowhere and tells me what to write unrelated but i can only write about things that happened in the mediterranean??? #writing #writingcommunity

I’m sorry Mr. Scalzi but this is actually the RIGHT answer

I feel like they're confusing "Prologue" and "Epilogue" with things like "Preface" and "Appendix." Like I feel the the latter is usually the author or another writer either writing about the book or a glossary of fantasy terms. But the former is LITERALLY part of the story. #booksky #writing

I've finally completed it. Now you shall know EXACTLY how to read the Cosmere in the year 2026. The only REAL way to read it. There is no other way. This is how it must be done. #booksky #cosmere #brandonsanderson youtu.be/yqt2l1EX4b8?...

I finished the Return of the King #lordoftherings #booksky

Hey #booksky! I made a video talking about my fantasy heist novel based on the tarot, The Magician's Rule! youtu.be/BFW7RVrbzAw?... #writing

Yes! I also found that the high mercury concentration in fish is mostly due to industrialization. So thankfully I didn't have to worry about that too much in my pre-industrial fantasy world. 😅(Plus, the MC has high resistance to toxins and poisons)

The lads want to watch The Two Towers and The Return of the King extended editions this saturday. I’ve only read the first two books so far. Now I have to lock in and read the Return of the King this week!

It’s a lot of what abilities does X animal have and what do they taste like. This is how I learned sharks have a lot of urea inside them. So they taste a little like… urine.

In fantasy, it’s all about the magic. Introducing something extraordinary that makes us reassess how the mundane works.

give me a decade don’t worry

I wrote a fantasy heist novel inspired by the tarot, and now it's out on kindle RIGHT NOW!!! It follows gentleman thief Kellen the Fool, hatching a plan to steal from the King of Magicians. #booksky #fantasy a.co/d/092NEiky

I think the people of Tarmonde would see it as a heretical creation against the teachings of the Saints, and the powers that be would want it and its creator destroyed.

Cover Art reveal! My first book, "The Magician's Rule," is coming out soon! Here's the cover, made by yours truly! Since the series is based on the tarot, I wanted to try and replicate the playing card look of the original Rider-Waite and Marseilles decks. #booksky #writer #books

I love secondhand books so much! There's always going to be something surprising about them (especially if the previous owner annotated it)!

This is why no one can understand an audiobook at other than 1x speed. On an unrelated note I have now finished the entire Stormlight Archive in one hour!!!

I read a book I found thrifting! A SIGNED copy of Brian Jacques' Mossflower! Go take a look: youtu.be/UXnfDbvdsRw