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Verity and It Ends With Us are the ones I hear mentioned the most
There's, like, a billion versions of the bible. It's a huge market.
There's, like, a billion versions of the bible. It's a huge market.
I mean, like the kids bibles and bibles for women and adventure bibles and shit. Huge market:
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I mean, like the kids bibles and bibles for women and adventure bibles and shit. Huge market:
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Dated a girl for a while with a really Christian family. Seemed every birthday / Christmas / celebration a special bible was given.
Look, the fantasy isn't soooo bad but rather the fandom that makes it worse.
I dunno, the plot is super cliché and the world building is shite on top of being entirely unbelievable.
When I worked at a used book store as a teenager, we had running lists of books we weren't taking, and romance was a permanent fixture on that list. Whole store would just be romance novels if we took more. Folks would come in with big trash bags of em and be so disappointed when we told them. Then they'd just creep by in the night and leave the bag by the front door as a "donation."
There's worse though, on twitter there's a librarian who ended up with a donation of rando washed up dead racist politician book from the 90s.
Not even.
Just a warning Paradise Lost is poetic prose.
There's, like, a billion versions of the bible. It's a huge market.
What about... THE BIBLE OF THE FUTURE?!There's, like, a billion versions of the bible. It's a huge market.
And I thought I was the only one!
I managed to find it!
Yeah, its the highest selling book of all time
I've just finished reading it, with a similar purpose (just a big lit nerd and this was an obvious omission). It's worth reading to see where so many ideas, stories and even stock phrases of western civilization come from if that interests you. As a fictional narrative it has some interesting structures and quirks and probably the premiere example of an "abstract myth to grounded story" arc, similar to Tolkien's legendarium. As a general read, it's a fucking slog, out of chronological order with a poor framing device, and probably half of it is just painful as an attention-keeper. As a manual on how to live your life, it's outdated and outclassed.
i think the official is probably the best way to go about it but I'm not learning Russian now.
I feel like if you wanna know where most of the ideas, stories and all that comes from the western civilization you're better served with a study in western civilization that goes into details of how cultures influenced each other than just the bible.
