(Part 2) Best epistolary fiction books according to redditors

1. We Need to Talk About Kevin - by Lionel Shriver
   
2. 9/10
   
3. Psychological drama, family study
   
4. One of the most emotional and surprising books I have ever read. It's a hard subject to read about, but once you start, you won't want to put it down.
   
5. Amazon Copy

I'd never heard of it, but then I looked it up on Amazon. I'd read it, but I'd probably cry the whole time.

Link for anyone who's reading through the comments!

http://www.amazon.com/By-Time-You-Read-This/dp/0061733830

In the Country of Last Things

Into the Wild

For slower-paced slice of life fantasy, you could try Christine Hinwood's The Returning. It focuses on interpersonal relationships in a secondary-world village in the aftermath of war.

For men who've written "fantasy of manners," there's Galen Beckett's The Magicians and Mrs. Quent, which is pretty much fantasy Jane Austen. (Galen Beckett is a pseudonym for Mark Anthony). Or if you don't mind a co-authored book, Steven Brust co-wrote epistolary novel Freedom and Necessity with Emma Bull.

Most recently, "Dear Committee Members".