Epic Unconventional books

Hey all! Wondering if any of you guys can recommend me some book series that are super imaginative and unconventional insane and grand world building and has a lot genre blending, so it feels like super unique and fresh. Preferably a series that’s super long and has tons of books so it takes me a long time to complete.Basically sprawling epic book series that’s completely unlike traditional fantasy or sci-fi. Something that’s incredibly unique, ambitious, unpredictable and very creative like concepts or plots that aren’t really seen much. I’m a huge fan of one piece and the whole world and how crazy the world building is and how everything feels so unique and different so definitely something like that. Let me know if you guys have anything that I’d like that would be amazing🙏🙏🙏

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u/Karbankers — 3 days ago
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Big Epic Series that are unconventional

Hey all! Wondering if any of you guys can recommend me some book series that are super imaginative and unconventional insane and grand world building and has a lot genre blending, so it feels like super unique and fresh. Basically sprawling epic book series that’s completely unlike traditional fantasy or sci-fi. Something that’s incredibly unique, ambitious, unpredictable and very creative like concepts or plots that aren’t really seen much. I’m a huge fan of one piece and the whole world and how crazy the world building is and how everything feels so unique and different so definitely something like that. Let me know if you guys have anything that I’d like that would be amazing🙏🙏🙏

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u/Karbankers — 3 days ago

Modern Hidden Gems?

looking for some good recommendations of books that were made in like the past 20 years that haven’t been talked about much but are really good and have creative or cool plots/premise. Can be any genre but I really like books that blend, magical realism, surrealism, fantasy, sci fi, horror, anime like elements so stuff like that is always up my alley! Appreciate it🙏🙏🙏

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u/Karbankers — 7 days ago
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Need guidance on what path I should take in IT

Hello everyone, I would love some advice on what I should do right now since I am a bit lost and overwhelmed overall. I am a 21 year old who wants to get into IT and get a bachelor’s and I was considering WGU, I took some courses at a community college for the past year but WGU seems more my speed and looks really interesting to me since I prefer online schooling. I didn’t get the best grades at my community college and my GPA is pretty terrible honestly. So I was wondering if I should do any beginner certs and which ones would be best to learn IT and would allow me to get into WGU. If anyone has any advice in general I would appreciate it! Thanks.

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u/Karbankers — 2 months ago

Hey guys! I’m looking for a good e reader to read manga on and I’m having trouble deciding, i was considering the boox go gen II but i was wondering if there is anything better for manga in terms of sharpness and like overall the display being better. I’m in the US and money isn’t a problem so the price can be anything I just want the absolute best manga reading experience with an e-reader. Lmk if you guys have any good suggestions! Thanks

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u/Karbankers — 6 months ago