Fantasy has changed...

I've read all of these books and they are all just patriarchy kinks. They are all just really disgusting.

The death of John Aaron is the central pin that everything in the story revolves around. It's kind of brilliant, and the twists and turns that come from that are legendary at this point, but these books make a point of being mystery stories first and foremost.

But like I said, there is heart to these characters. You really grow to love these people and their relationships and I had an absolute blast with this book.

I've read all of these books and they are all just patriarchy kinks. They are all just really disgusting.

But The Guanzon, as she proved with the Hurricane Wars that I've talked about in other videos, knows what she's doing when it comes to writing actually good fantasy.

There is a sincerity. There is a cleverness and a level of fun to it that I really didn't expect. This is a very unique novel and I adored it.

I've read all of these books and they are all just patriarchy kinks. They are all just really disgusting.

Very silly, very fun, very goofy, and I loved it. It's a book of class revolution. It is a socialist uprising, but it's also silly and goofy and fun.

The Raven Scholar by Antonio Hodgson is one of the best fantasy novels I have read in the last 10 years. This is a true work of fantasy genius and I've done a dedicated video all about it, a full 20 minute review. I love this book so dearly.

And as the mystery continues to unfold, the world builds alongside it. That's the genius of this book.

But the authors who create a more diverse world are the ones that are concerned with writing a romantic that is actually romantic. Because the most famous books in the genre are not romantic. They are just cruelty.

I've read all of these books and they are all just patriarchy kinks. They are all just really disgusting.