[ SECRET POST #5858 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5858 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT and sorry, I should have been clearer!

I know that there's lots of SFF books out there and those are definitely very helpful tips for finding new ones. But I was thinking more about discussion of books - even when I find books I want to read, once I've read them, it's often quite difficult to find active discussions and content about them, outside of a few hyped books and some classic mainstays.

In other words, there's absolutely a huge diversity of books *out there*, and you can find recs if you look for them (and I do!). But I haven't seen a wide range of books actually getting actively talked about and engaged with. On Tiktok, or in other places. (and then the other thing is that for both recs and discussions, there's just always much more fantasy than there is science fiction, but that's just other people having different preferences than me and liking fantasy more than SF)