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u/keikii · 2 pointsr/urbanfantasy

Yeah Greywalker isn't that strong a series, and that beginning is actually pretty bad. Maybe I'll try and backlog some reviews, at least for Dowser/Oracle. They aren't great books, but they aren't bad either. They're more popcorn reads than anything. Maybe try and do my part and spread the series somewhat. I thought about doing a post on Iron Druid chronicles simply because I cannot fucking stand Atticus and hope he dies at the end, and it offers a different perspective to most of the people recommending it here.

It isn't just you that was sucked into the "similar to Dresden" pathway. The entire genre was sucked up in its wake for a good decade. Only now are we finally, finally starting to get some popular series that don't follow the same pathway. Unfortunately, it is starting to become too late.

Your idea is already pretty popular, and there are many ideas that do similar like this, though this is only for books. They basically work off amazon's also bought section.

Yes, subreddits can have wikis. I'm pretty much the sole runner of this madhouse of a wiki, so it is never as up-to-date as it should be because that shit is a lot of work. I try and advertise that it exists as much as I can, but still people show up that don't know it exits.

u/renius · 1 pointr/C25K

Sure, I generally listen to fantasy style books so it might not be to everyone's taste. If so try /r/fantasy for some great threads of lists of audio books if your interested.

I listen to Terry Pratchett books (plenty of info on where to start with these on the web but I always recommend the guards books ) when I'm walking or jogging because when I start laughing it doesn't mess me up as much. Sometimes Ill slip in an "Iron Druid Chronicles" book by Kevin Hearne these are still light enough to let you enjoy your surroundings and are great for outdoors stuff because there is lots of nature waffle :D

for running I try to stick with something that draws me in like the Dresden files by Jim Butcher. or anything by Brandon Sanderson his stuff tends to jump character perspectives from one chapter to another so you find you run through a chapter to get back to find out what happens. Well I do anyway.

I listen to a large spectrum of stuff really but my core library is Fantasy so here is a list I prepared for a friend earlier in the year Hope it helps:

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