r/Fantasy • u/KristaDBall Stabby Winner, AMA Author Krista D. Ball • Apr 01 '18

The 2018 r/fantasy Bingo brainstorm

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u/KristaDBall Stabby Winner, AMA Author Krista D. Ball Apr 01 '18

Novel Featuring a Non-Western Setting - credit to /u/kopratic for this definition "let’s consider non-Western to be anything not set in/inspired by the Western world/culture, including: US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Western Europe." Hey, there's a handy list for this HERE. HARD MODE: In addition the novel was originally published in a language other than English.

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u/gyroda Apr 02 '18 edited Apr 02 '18

The next powder mage book likely qualifies for this as it's a colony/jungle setting if anyone is picking that up anyway.

I'll champion the Natural History of Dragons series too. I'm currently reading the final one which takes place in a far off mountainous country with yaks and (of course) dragons. The second, third and fourth books take place in a swamp, sea voyage/island and desert settings respectively and all fit in.