Fantasy Sub-Genres EXPLAINED!

the recommendation for this woman to go for here is 40 days of night a fantastic horror graphic novel that focuses around vampires and is just brutal and awesome

For this I'd recommend a Midsummer's Night Dream by William Shakespeare we're going outside the box because I feel like it and I also really love that play

I also just wanted to recommend Dracula again because Bram Stoker's Dracula is actually a phenomenal book

the most well-known example of this and one that I don't particularly love but I'd be remiss if I didn't recommend it as the recommendation for this would be dune

I read and reviewed the first book and did not particularly love it but I have since read the second and third and enjoyed them much more so they're wonderful

the example I will pull from here is alloy of law or aka the second era of Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson I don't I haven't read a better example than that

I read and reviewed the first book and did not particularly love it but I have since read the second and third and enjoyed them much more

the recommendation I'm gonna go for this one here is gentleman bastard it's gonna pick up the first book lies of Locke Lamora it's fantastic

I read and reviewed the first book and did not particularly love it but I have since read the second and third and enjoyed them much more so they're wonderful

I personally am actually reading the once and future king right now and loved it