Book Lovers Thread

Where Do Babies Come From? by Pauline Oud portrays an interracial (BM/WW) couple.

 

Finally back to reading, I'm reading an hour every day till I get back into college

 

Happy Book Lovers Day

 

The Best Independent Bookstores in the U.S.


https://dailypassport.com/best-independent-bookstores-u-s/?lctg=4c2abebc-5877-4d3e-899f-93908713f904

 

The Finalist for the 2025 National Book Awards

https://www.msn.com/en-us/society-c...nal-book-awards/ar-AA1QHMW6?ocid=BingNewsSerp

 

Do they make Fantasy Books for Men?

 

Are you interested in a particular type of fantasy? Both traditional sword & sorcery & sci-fi have always been viewed as fantasy geared towards males.

 

Sword & Sorcery, I already have the Sci-Fi locked down

 

You have all the Conan the Barbarian stuff by Robert E. Howard and others who continued writing the Character after Howard's death.

You have all of JRR Tolkien's Middle Earth & Lord of the Rings related books.

There's George RR Martin's A Song of Ice & Fire/Game of Thrones related books.

Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan, John Carter of Mars/Barsoom & Pellucidar novels. Tarzan in the books is nothing like movie Tarzan/TV versions and spends a lot of time in various lost/hidden civilizations in Africa or Pellucidar aka the Hollow Earth/Earth's Core.

A can give more examples but those are some of the more classic or popular sword & sorcery type fantasy series off the top of my head.

 

Thanks @Ra I will be looking for them