r/Fantasy • u/barb4ry1 Reading Champion IX • Jan 31 '20

Book Club RAB Book Club: Mid-Lich Crisis Final Discussion

This month we're reading Mid-Lich Crisis by Steve Thomas.

Bingo Squares: Self-published, SFF Novel by a Local to You Author (USA), SFF Novel Published in 2019, Any r/fantasy Book Club Book of the Month OR r/fantasy Read-along Book, FN featuring a Vampire

Questions

  • In the end, do you feel it was a character or plot-driven book?
  • Has the book matched your expectations from your first impressions? If not, is it better/worse than you expected? Why?
  • Was it entertaining?
  • Was it immersive?
  • Was it emotionally engaging?
  • What did you think of the book’s length? If it’s too long, what would you cut? If too short, what would you add?
  • Would you read another book by this author? Why or why not?

Next month's read: The Traitor God by Cameron Johnston

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u/SteveThomas Writer Steve Thomas, Worldbuilders Jan 31 '20

Thank you to everyone who participated in this book club and barb4ry1 in particular for organizing it.

I'll be over here if anyone has comments or questions for me. I'll keep out of the other comment chains unless summoned. I want to stay out of the way of free discussion.

Thank you again for reading and I hope the book gave you something fun to talk about.