[ SECRET POST #6850 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6850 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't mind more fictional villains that are realistically stupid, or stupider they have led everyone to believe, but manage to fail upward anyway by throwing other people under the bus.

[(Anonymous)]

ALLOW ME TO RECOMMEND YOU

Dogs of War (book 1)
Bear Head (book 2)

by Adrian Tchaikovsky. Bear Head has a fantastically horrible selfish-stupid motherfucker as the villain.

Check content warnings if you're at all sensitive tho.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

Adrian Tchaikovsky is an author that has been on my TBR list forever. I just never seem to be in the right mood (or the library is always out of his books when I am in the mood).

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

I love him sooo much but some of his books are serious doorstoppers, I get it

honestly if you want a little taste I'd say start with some of his novellas, And Put Away Childish Things (bad narnia) or One Day All This Will Be Yours (the last* time traveler) are both quick to finish and also reveal that he can actually be pretty funny in between the hard scifi gut punches.

Dogs of War is long but so much happens, it really pulls you along imo, in a way that Children of Time or Shards of Earth start off a little bit slower and more Epic On Purpose.

Also I'd recommend getting either Children of Time or Dogs of War as audiobook if you can, the narrators are absolutely fantastic and add so much.