[ SECRET POST #2676 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2676 ⌋

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Comments

[shahrizai]

I love GoT, not because it's an awesome example of fantasy, but because it's the most popular fantasy that isn't about a teenaged boy or girl on their coming-of-age story where they poke people with swords and then become noble knights. I mean, that's Jon Snow's journey, but there's a bajillion other subplots and I can tune him out. How many stories do you find about girls like Sansa, who can kick ass with manipulation, not a sword?

When someone says they're new to epic fantasy and want book recs, it's the same ol' Tolkien, David Eddings, Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson, etc. GoT is epic fantasy with complex politics, royalty, blood and gore and sex and it doesn't pull any punches.