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Honestly, quite a few literary fiction novels are also short, light, or otherwise suitable for beach reading. The only definition of...

That said, a large portion of genre fiction is the equivalent of airport or beach reads, with the authors only seeking to entertain...

100%. Like, I get that people want their characters to survive. But when they get so very cautious and precious about it that they are...

LOL. No well-adjusted person would ever willingly leave the relative safety and comfort of home to go risk life and limb in some dark...

Yes, particularly as we transferred from 1e to 2e. With 1e, we all had a bunch of characters we played. As 2e took root, it encouraged...

Same. I'm a fast reader, but these days I find a 500-page book daunting, and that after a certain point, they really need to work hard...

Several posters have recently commented on their having reread favorite books, and it got me to thinking about what book I had read the...

Well, sure. They used semicolons. You can't be literature without semicolons.

You might be surprised just how common that attitude is. Or you might not. This is one of the major reasons I despise the pretension...

One thing I like about those books from the 60s and 70s is that they are less than 200 pages typically. It makes a quick read. A great...

Repping my twin brother's itch.io page - he's done some Pirate Borg work. They're not on there, but he also does these neat bookmarks...

The Incompleat Enchanter is a fun read. It's swashbuckly, witty, and light. But it also shows an understanding of a variety of folklore...

Every so often I like to go back and read some classic fiction. Just about done with this one, and it was an enjoyable short read

The real magic is that he can hold it that way and retain all his fingers.

I came across this recently and thought I'd share it: https://www.enworld.org/resources/complaint-about-castle-wolfmoon.1671/ Note- if...