[ SECRET POST #3204 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3204 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry, I really don't mean to be rude, but... Have you actually looked even at all?

The complaint you're making is accurate as regards fiction specifically labeled as For Women but I have no idea how you could get that idea about fiction in general.

[(Anonymous)]

I was being hyperbolic hoping someone would be like I'LL PROVE YOU WRONG and list a bunch of awesome stuff.

But yeah I actually have :p I checked out some rec list in Good Reads and checked out some books from the library, but I couldn't get into them. Which to be fair is more because these days I have trouble focusing on what I'm reading. Nothing seems to hold my interest for more than a couple of pages.

[(Anonymous)]

It probably would've been easier to ask for recommendations of books by awesome female authors. People are often less inclined to help others if they think they person asking is being lazy and not doing any research whatsoever.

Mystery:

Elizabeth Peters - one series set in Victorian times about archaeology, the other set in... I dunno, the 80s? also with an academic/historical bent
C.S. Harris - Regency era mysteries

SF/Fantasy:

Lois McMaster Bujold - great fantasy author AND a the enormous and witty Vorkosigan saga
Robin Hobb - Assassin Trilogy, Tawny Man trilogy
Melanie Rawn - Dragon Prince and Dragon Star series
Mercedes Lackey

Classics:

Jane Austen
Elizabeth Gaskell