u/NachoFailconi

▲ 21 r/Amber

To whom you would recommend the Chronicles?

Hello! The Chronicles have been on my radar for some time, but I haven't taken the plunge yet and bought them. I'd like to ask, rather than if they are good or not (I'm in r/Amber, after all, of course you'll love it), to what kind of reader you would recommend this series, and what should I as a reader expect of them.

I'm a reader that likes complex stories. Think Malazan (all of it), Book of the New Sun, Terra Ignota, the Sprawl trilogy. I also like some classics, such as Lord of the Rings, Earthsea and the Count of Monte Cristo. Other series I like are The Expanse, Hyperion, Philip K. Dick and Octavia Butler.

A follow-up question: how necessary is Seven Tales in Amber? I ask only for the price tag: in my country I can import the SF Masterworks of the Chronicles at a price of 27 and 33 USD, respectively, and Seven Tales at 29 USD... for 90 pages, versus five proper books.

Thanks in advance!

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u/NachoFailconi — 7 days ago
▲ 165 r/genewolfe

Latro is finally here!

I don't know when I'll get the chance to read them (there's so much backlog, and I have to re-read New Sun plus first-read Long Sun and Short Sun), but the premise alone convinced me to buy them blindly.

u/NachoFailconi — 30 days ago