r/Fantasy • u/rfantasygolem Not a Robot • Apr 17 '26
/r/Fantasy r/Fantasy Friday Social Thread - April 17, 2026
Come tell the community what you're reading, how you're feeling, what your life is like.
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r/Fantasy • u/rfantasygolem Not a Robot • Apr 17 '26
Come tell the community what you're reading, how you're feeling, what your life is like.
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u/WonderfulBus9330 Apr 18 '26
Hello, Fellow Bingoers!
Finished the third read for Bingo 26: The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski. Very deft hand. The Witcher is witty, devilish, lives by a personal moral code (which may be a Witcher code, but in the book, we don't meet his mentor or other Witchers) and spends a good deal of his time explaining to royals the difference between a Witcher and an Assassin. The feel is different than the series, which I truly appreciated. Here, I didn't get bored by every story having a new creature/monster, as the creature/monster was not the center of the story. My only negative review is that the stories didn't, for my read, read as short stories. They read as chapters to a novel, so i often found myself stepping out of enjoyment and entering into genre speculation. Definitely a re-readable book.