Ah yes, the relatable feeling that in every other everett branch you and the person you're talking to become best friends due to shared mutual interests, but you happened to live in the one branch where you *just* can't find a common topic.
Two readers, both alike in erudition, in fair home, where we set our video. From ancient quandary break new frustrations, where worded lips make worded minds unintrigued.
@@Flackon I also constantly have this happen when trying to talk about anime with new acquaintances XD I guess today, when we are so overflooded with content, that's just bound to happen.
I might be the exception, but I grew up with a friend that has read like 80% of the books I have read. I turned 30 last month, and I have known him since we were 8. We seem to like the same things. Obviously, there are some disagreements, but for the most part we have agreed on what we have read.
A giant tricked Thor into chugging the ocean once Obviously he didn’t manage to drink the whole thing but he made the water level drop a bit, enough that the giant was kinda impressed
I'll just assume after the video ends, to their great astonishment, they find that at least they have read some Tolkien. Only to find out that one of them is a purist that rejects even the PJ films, and the other genuinely enjoys the Bezos monstrosity and haven't picked up the silmarillion in his life.
@@faithgrrlI've enjoyed Bear McCreary's soundtrack. That's...something. And I've gathered people are fond of the Durin plot. It's a lot harder to mess up dwarves than elves.
@@andrewlaporte5477 That's fun to say, considering how hard PJ messed both Dwarves and Elves even in both his trilogies. Where are my singing, whimsical Elves? Where is the tra-la-la-lally? Where is the dignity and solemnity of Dwarves? Where is my poetic Gimli? They have passed like rain on the mountain, like wind in the meadow...
@@andresrecchia3600 Also fair. It's less that people got Tolkien dwarves right and more they make an easier translation into popular entertainment. Even for PJ's Hobbit movies the dwarves were arguably done better than even Fellowship. The songs they sang in Bag End felt like they came right out of the book. Meanwhile Gloin wasn't even mentioned in Fellowship.
And even when you DO find a book in common, either it was so long ago for one of you, that nothing was retained to build a conversation with, OR you both have wildly different takes on what you liked/disliked about it, and that sours any further conversation cuz now you're also worried they just don't share your taste in literature. In the extremely few cases where you've both read the same book in about the same timeframe, the lack of social skills from all those years as a bookworm basically transforms the convo into 'it was good', 'I liked it too', 'cool', 'cool', awkward pause, next topic.
The solution is to have a conversation that is either about stories in general or meta analysis on how stories can be written... Also you can just...spoil crap. If you book is SO GOOD then spoils won't take away from the story itself! Point is there's a lot you can discuss if your both into reading! lol :P
It's even worse if you're a web novel reader. I spent a year and a half reading Worm and A Practical Guide to Evil and no one I know has even heard of them.
I haven't read Ward. I *have* read Twig though. But breaking away from the bit, I actually *have* read both Worm and Practical Guide. Kinda. I read half of Practical Guide and then dropped it when the shadow thing in... book 5? Happened. You know the thing. The thing with the thing where Cat has her thing smashed and then things happen? That. I did not like that. And it just killed all the momentum
@@StarryxNight5 ah, nice. I started Twig a while back but I‘m still only about halfway since I got distracted by reading Lord of the Mysteries, The World after the Fall, Shadow Slave, the first two books in the Stormlight Archive, Pact and various image-text combinatory thingies
Someone used the word 'briny' to describe what happens between two readers. The word is defined as 'of salty water or the sea; salty.' so I'm assuming its a play on that. As the convo goes, the convo is being soured because they can't find a common book they both read.
While I have encountered this, I've been lucky enough to have the experience of a friend with similar tastes who LIKES to have 'reading assignments' from me. It's happened a few times where I'll recommend him some short stories and then we're talking again a couple weeks later and he's like 'so I read those stories! I really like the [insert story relevant thingy here] part!' and then we have a conversation about that. Also, one time I was sitting at a cafe drawing and struck up a conversation with some guy like 30 or 40 years older than me, and we just so happened to have read the same Lovecraft story; me like last week and him like 30 years ago!
Hey so it happened again! I've been working on a story inspired by Lovecraft's The Nameless City (y'know, like you do), and a couple of weeks ago I was telling a buddy about it. He didn't know the story so I pulled it up and read the opening paragraphs to him. He sat there rapt, and when I was done he was like 'wow, that's cool!'.
I've intentionally started powering through some books I don't like just so I can avoid conversations like this with my sister in law and we actually something to talk about at family gatherings. No one else in my whole family reads anything at all
Quite proud of having actually read Parable of the Sower. I have the Metamorphosis lying around as well. The issue is really that too many books exist in the world.
In all my years on RUclips, I have never before used the word "relatable" in a comment. Always figured I was too weird, my interests too niche, for anyone to ever make a meme or skit that I could see myself in. But this. This is literally the most relatable skit I have ever seen in my life. Just about perfectly summarizes the vast majority of interactions I have with my weekly book club pals.
I burst out laughing when you reached for the salt. And dang the picture looks extra clear in this one?👀✨ You’ve become one of the RUclipsrs I watch every video of haha.
The Discworld by Terry Pratchett into good omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman into America Gods and Sandman by Neil Gaiman pipeline conversation is literally exactly how I ended up reading Sandman right before the show was announced 😂 One of my friends was telling me how much he liked the show (Good Omens) and how much I should read these books and then I bought the first Sandman Omnibus and then they announced the show! We had this exact conversation except my answer to every book was no! So anyway, read all of them. This video is great.
This is me with literally anyone about books. Even down to the ASOIAF reference. Anyone who doesn’t want to start the series “I’m like I get it bro 😎. I just invested too much into these characters. I’m stuck”
This is why I like talking about tropes and story structure. We don't need to read the same thing to have fun talking about our favourite stories! It's great.
Everyone needs to read Butler's Parable books. What she said in the 90s about what's going on right now could do to wake up pretty much everyone. Particularly the second book. Don't expect a lot of joy.
Sounds like every conversation on that topic I've ever had. I've had similar conversations about anime, movies, and TV shows. I'm still waiting to meet that one person who's into all the same stuff as me, and still hasn't gotten around to any of it.
It's almost an interactive video, I also have added quite a few things to my tbr list while watching. There also have been a few titles mentioned that I had on my list for like 10 years now. I will get to it eventually!
A friend of mine and I have this problem in Anime and in reading. We both do it a lot but mostly different stuff. But recently she started watching Summer Time Render and I was like: "Ha! And you say we never read or watch the same stuff!"
The most accurate representation of me trying to have a conversation. But also, that's why I just read Brandon Sanderson now. At least that way I've read the same book that everyone else has read.
Ey! Love the shout for Book of the New Sun. It may well be the best... uh... Sci-fi? Fantasy? Wolfe. Series I've ever read. And while it can be a bit dense because Wolfe, I think it's one every SF fan should read at some point.
I think it's the problem of the non popular form of art. While with books you have not only to be lucky to find someone that reads but also that shares your genres AND authors with other type of media you can start with the most recent popular stuff and you'll soon find something you both have seen/played. Moreover, differently than the other way around, books bring readers to the other media but that doesn't always apply the other way, i mean i don't think that with the release of that Nicolas Cage's vampire movie someone said "Hey, i really have to read Dracula you know?"
"non popular form of art." Idk, about that, looks very popular to me. Problem is that there is some much authors and books, that you will be in your niche. Also, unlike with netflix or tv you can't just stumble on the book randomly. You need to willingly pick it up and start reading.
@@alexkozliayev9902 man, maybe once but nowadays reading (specifically referring to books so not comics of any kind) isn't popular, especially if compared to movies, TV series,videogames or comics. I can agree that, with the rise of streaming services, it's far easier to start a movie or a series on Netflix than willingly go to a book shop to buy Alice in Wonderland but then again comics and videogames (just as books) still require you to willingly go to a shop to buy them or buy them online (but you can do that even with e-books). Beside what i've said in the original comment, i think the reason behind this is that books still require more attention and dedication than a series on Netflix, you can bingewatch a series on Netflix in a couple of days and then go to another one, there's no way you can do that with a book
“Okay, but you’ve read the Sherlock Holmes books, right?” “No, but I’ve read all the Lupin books.” “I haven’t read Lupin, but I have read A.J. Raffles.” “What about Agatha Christie? Everyone loves Agatha Christie!” “Oh, yeah! I’ve read all the Poirot stories!” “I haven’t read Poirot but I have read all of the Miss Marple stories.”
It pisses me off to no end because after telling what you read. It’s a big recommendation conversation, and someone is not gonna read those books they recommended for me in a couple years lol
dude you should have end it with: -have you read Brandon Sanderson -oh yeah Brandon Sandon, the Cosmere -no, B$ the Cytoverse -oh the Mistborn? -nope, but the Reckoners -do go to the The Coppermind -I DO go the 17shart -published books? -unpublished novels
Both of them know they’ve read Harry Potter, but neither of them want to open that can of worms and be judged as “the one who is obsessed with Harry Potter”. P.s Malazan mentioned 🎉 Currently starting the last book of Reaper’s Gale.
This is.. oddly normal.
generic, even
it's in the title
-Why did you guys divorce?
_Weeell, it's complicated.
-But you had so much in common. Especially your love for books!
_Weeelll, as I said ...
Ikr😂
Ah yes, the relatable feeling that in every other everett branch you and the person you're talking to become best friends due to shared mutual interests, but you happened to live in the one branch where you *just* can't find a common topic.
This is a great way of thinking about it.
This is how you lose the book war
I was genuinely hoping for the video to end with "sooooo... Lord of the Rings? -Yeah, Lord of the Rings..."
"I've read Narnia...."
@@DGol2015 Harry potter?
Percy Jackson...
@@DGol2015
*angry Tolkien and Lewis argument breaks out*
Same!
"Haven't got around to that yet... Have you read Dune?"
Two readers, both alike in erudition, in fair home, where we set our video.
From ancient quandary break new frustrations, where worded lips make worded minds unintrigued.
Could you please do one of these based on the works of Brian Johnson? Thanks
Lmao
i read that as "make worded minds unhinged". perks of regularly interacting with vtuber fandoms.
This is literally every book conversation.
Every videogame and movie conversation, as well
@@Flackon I also constantly have this happen when trying to talk about anime with new acquaintances XD
I guess today, when we are so overflooded with content, that's just bound to happen.
Next "How many have you on your TBR?"
"Not so many...."
My goodreads TBR: 14,118 books 😅
But then occasionally that sweet moment that you find a book or series that you DID both read and it is the greatest feeling ever to share the hype!
"Did you read X?"
"YES! I READ IT. WASN'T IT AMAZING???"
"Nah, it sucked."
@@danielhobbyistTHAT, that is the most likely course of conversation lmao
I might be the exception, but I grew up with a friend that has read like 80% of the books I have read. I turned 30 last month, and I have known him since we were 8. We seem to like the same things. Obviously, there are some disagreements, but for the most part we have agreed on what we have read.
Adding salted water to my TBD
D?
@@sylph8005 To Be Drunk
Have you tried the ocean?
@@lukecox6317 tb;df (too big; didn't finish)
A giant tricked Thor into chugging the ocean once
Obviously he didn’t manage to drink the whole thing but he made the water level drop a bit, enough that the giant was kinda impressed
I'll just assume after the video ends, to their great astonishment, they find that at least they have read some Tolkien. Only to find out that one of them is a purist that rejects even the PJ films, and the other genuinely enjoys the Bezos monstrosity and haven't picked up the silmarillion in his life.
It can't be possible to like the tollkien books and like the bezos monstrosity.. Surely
@@faithgrrlI've enjoyed Bear McCreary's soundtrack. That's...something. And I've gathered people are fond of the Durin plot. It's a lot harder to mess up dwarves than elves.
@@faithgrrl believe me I’ve seen my fair share of this rare breed.
@@andrewlaporte5477 That's fun to say, considering how hard PJ messed both Dwarves and Elves even in both his trilogies. Where are my singing, whimsical Elves? Where is the tra-la-la-lally? Where is the dignity and solemnity of Dwarves? Where is my poetic Gimli? They have passed like rain on the mountain, like wind in the meadow...
@@andresrecchia3600 Also fair. It's less that people got Tolkien dwarves right and more they make an easier translation into popular entertainment. Even for PJ's Hobbit movies the dwarves were arguably done better than even Fellowship. The songs they sang in Bag End felt like they came right out of the book. Meanwhile Gloin wasn't even mentioned in Fellowship.
I constantly fall into this trap, especially as I increasingly fall into the Sanderson Singularity
SAME
I literally just finished rereading words of radiance right now. Love the Cosmere series
Oh! Have you read ... Oh never mind, I got it as an ARC...
@@thegravityguy4654man that book is so stunning huh! Can’t wait to read oathbringer
Sangularity
Go to a reading group specifically made to solve this problem and then make a skit about what it was like.
The one great thing about this is that now you have an endless source of books you can borrow from each other. Book trades are great.
This guy knows. I've gotten my friend into games and it's fun to talk about them.
I don't trust my friends with books😂 they might lose them or never return lol
People who are actually interested in books usually respect books and take good care of it@@nishthagupta1357
This is being a gamer now. There used to be so few games we all played the same games, but this is now it.
I feel like this just was an excuse to recommend a ton of books. Hell yeah.
Partly. But I haven't read all the ones I mentioned, so... It's as much a glimpse into my TBR as it is that.
Call me out like this again and you’ll be hearing from my lawyers.
I started this video thinking this was Man Carrying Thing
he's always generic, what an entertainment!
it's like he eats and lives
You have to agree that both make a really good Brandon
I thought of Phil Jamesson
@@BazukinBelyugovich JOHN MULANEY!
@@BazukinBelyugovichlove him, great videos
And even when you DO find a book in common, either it was so long ago for one of you, that nothing was retained to build a conversation with, OR you both have wildly different takes on what you liked/disliked about it, and that sours any further conversation cuz now you're also worried they just don't share your taste in literature.
In the extremely few cases where you've both read the same book in about the same timeframe, the lack of social skills from all those years as a bookworm basically transforms the convo into 'it was good', 'I liked it too', 'cool', 'cool', awkward pause, next topic.
The solution is to have a conversation that is either about stories in general or meta analysis on how stories can be written...
Also you can just...spoil crap. If you book is SO GOOD then spoils won't take away from the story itself! Point is there's a lot you can discuss if your both into reading! lol :P
It's even worse if you're a web novel reader. I spent a year and a half reading Worm and A Practical Guide to Evil and no one I know has even heard of them.
Worm is really good, have you read Ward and the other unrelated wildbow serials?
I haven't read Ward. I *have* read Twig though.
But breaking away from the bit, I actually *have* read both Worm and Practical Guide. Kinda. I read half of Practical Guide and then dropped it when the shadow thing in... book 5? Happened. You know the thing. The thing with the thing where Cat has her thing smashed and then things happen? That. I did not like that. And it just killed all the momentum
@@StarryxNight5 ah, nice. I started Twig a while back but I‘m still only about halfway since I got distracted by reading Lord of the Mysteries, The World after the Fall, Shadow Slave, the first two books in the Stormlight Archive, Pact and various image-text combinatory thingies
I just finished PGtE. So good. But im not gonna even try to hunt someone else who reads webnovels irl. Thats what internet strangers are for.
Worm is incredible.
Such a briny conversation to tickle the pickle
What
SO...
@@bigcat4117 sulfuric oxide?
@@mihaleben6051 You're a comedian as well as a scientist?
@@bigcat4117 nah, im a 8th grade student.
I expected it do end with "Oh yeah, I have read that one!" "It's pretty good, right?" "Yeah!" "Yeah." "..."
Adding the Journey to the west fanfiction to my tbr. Thank you.
Same
Same.
And then you immediately start reading one of the books they mentioned just to have something to talk about next time 😅
What is the deal with the salty water? I’m out of the loop…
Someone used the word 'briny' to describe what happens between two readers. The word is defined as 'of salty water or the sea; salty.' so I'm assuming its a play on that. As the convo goes, the convo is being soured because they can't find a common book they both read.
Why does this feel like actual conversations I’ve had
While I have encountered this, I've been lucky enough to have the experience of a friend with similar tastes who LIKES to have 'reading assignments' from me. It's happened a few times where I'll recommend him some short stories and then we're talking again a couple weeks later and he's like 'so I read those stories! I really like the [insert story relevant thingy here] part!' and then we have a conversation about that.
Also, one time I was sitting at a cafe drawing and struck up a conversation with some guy like 30 or 40 years older than me, and we just so happened to have read the same Lovecraft story; me like last week and him like 30 years ago!
Hey so it happened again! I've been working on a story inspired by Lovecraft's The Nameless City (y'know, like you do), and a couple of weeks ago I was telling a buddy about it. He didn't know the story so I pulled it up and read the opening paragraphs to him. He sat there rapt, and when I was done he was like 'wow, that's cool!'.
I've intentionally started powering through some books I don't like just so I can avoid conversations like this with my sister in law and we actually something to talk about at family gatherings. No one else in my whole family reads anything at all
Just fling books at each other.
This is at least 80% of my conversations with friends
Quite proud of having actually read Parable of the Sower. I have the Metamorphosis lying around as well. The issue is really that too many books exist in the world.
In all my years on RUclips, I have never before used the word "relatable" in a comment. Always figured I was too weird, my interests too niche, for anyone to ever make a meme or skit that I could see myself in.
But this. This is literally the most relatable skit I have ever seen in my life. Just about perfectly summarizes the vast majority of interactions I have with my weekly book club pals.
Painfully relatable.
Crap. Incredibly relatable. There's so much media produced in the modern age that it's truly impossible to consume it all.
Huh this is strangely accurate
Need a goodreads feature showing books that you have both read
I burst out laughing when you reached for the salt. And dang the picture looks extra clear in this one?👀✨ You’ve become one of the RUclipsrs I watch every video of haha.
So relatable haha, books take so much time to read and there are so many it isnt uncommon to find readers whom with you have no books in common.
The Discworld by Terry Pratchett into good omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman into America Gods and Sandman by Neil Gaiman pipeline conversation is literally exactly how I ended up reading Sandman right before the show was announced 😂 One of my friends was telling me how much he liked the show (Good Omens) and how much I should read these books and then I bought the first Sandman Omnibus and then they announced the show! We had this exact conversation except my answer to every book was no!
So anyway, read all of them. This video is great.
This is the most relatable shit I've ever seen
The salted water is so random 😂
You forgot The Little Prince, probally they both read....right...?
I like the brief aside to list gaiman's stuff
This is me with literally anyone about books. Even down to the ASOIAF reference. Anyone who doesn’t want to start the series “I’m like I get it bro 😎. I just invested too much into these characters. I’m stuck”
Salted water? I’ll add it to my TBR.
I feel seen and ATTACKED! 😂😂😂 #booktube
This is why I like talking about tropes and story structure. We don't need to read the same thing to have fun talking about our favourite stories! It's great.
They should start asking whether they have any book that's the same on their tbr.
Everyone needs to read Butler's Parable books. What she said in the 90s about what's going on right now could do to wake up pretty much everyone. Particularly the second book. Don't expect a lot of joy.
police I'd like to file a restraining order as this man has been stalking me and knows my whole personality!!!
Sounds like every conversation on that topic I've ever had. I've had similar conversations about anime, movies, and TV shows. I'm still waiting to meet that one person who's into all the same stuff as me, and still hasn't gotten around to any of it.
And sometimes when you both seen the same stuff:
- I seen that too! It's good!
- It's very good!
- Yeah
and that's it lmao
It's almost an interactive video, I also have added quite a few things to my tbr list while watching. There also have been a few titles mentioned that I had on my list for like 10 years now. I will get to it eventually!
Ouch, that’s salt in the wound
They have a lot to learn from each other.
A friend of mine and I have this problem in Anime and in reading. We both do it a lot but mostly different stuff. But recently she started watching Summer Time Render and I was like: "Ha! And you say we never read or watch the same stuff!"
I like the choice of music a lot!
I don't have reader friends, but I definitely have music ones a bit like this.
This but actually all written media.
Happens with my friend and manga/webtoons constantly. (We have little to no genre overlap)
relatable :mfw:
not just written media either 😂
I've had this conversation so many times but about movies, shows, and games
You’re a comedic genius! Surprised this channel doesn’t have more subscribers!
This is exactly how my job interview at Barnes & Noble went down.
Thought they would end up both having read the cat in the hat 😂
Every... Damn... Time...
Should I just add all of those to my TBR?
My partner and I have been together for 13 years. We have about 2 books in common.
The most accurate representation of me trying to have a conversation.
But also, that's why I just read Brandon Sanderson now. At least that way I've read the same book that everyone else has read.
I was honestly expecting for one of them to pull out two jumo cables, plug onto the salted water and turn into a wizard of electricity and lightning
This is so real it hurts
I relate to this painfully.
At this point you make a two person bookclub
Kinda expected them both to then agree that they have at least read Diary of a wimpy kid
Why... Is this so painfully accurate?
This caused me so much tension. I relate to this a lot.
Ey! Love the shout for Book of the New Sun. It may well be the best... uh... Sci-fi? Fantasy? Wolfe. Series I've ever read. And while it can be a bit dense because Wolfe, I think it's one every SF fan should read at some point.
Painfully relatable. Great skit!
Ive single handedly forced all my book friends to read #thighgap by chandler morrison. This is one of my proudest achievements.
Was 100% expecting the punchline to be "so what did you think of The Way of Kings", "Oh I loved it" lol
Damnit I was hoping the obligatory Sanderson comment wasn't already claimed :(
Dam man they're trying their hardest
I think it's the problem of the non popular form of art.
While with books you have not only to be lucky to find someone that reads but also that shares your genres AND authors with other type of media you can start with the most recent popular stuff and you'll soon find something you both have seen/played.
Moreover, differently than the other way around, books bring readers to the other media but that doesn't always apply the other way, i mean i don't think that with the release of that Nicolas Cage's vampire movie someone said "Hey, i really have to read Dracula you know?"
"non popular form of art."
Idk, about that, looks very popular to me. Problem is that there is some much authors and books, that you will be in your niche. Also, unlike with netflix or tv you can't just stumble on the book randomly. You need to willingly pick it up and start reading.
@@alexkozliayev9902 man, maybe once but nowadays reading (specifically referring to books so not comics of any kind) isn't popular, especially if compared to movies, TV series,videogames or comics.
I can agree that, with the rise of streaming services, it's far easier to start a movie or a series on Netflix than willingly go to a book shop to buy Alice in Wonderland but then again comics and videogames (just as books) still require you to willingly go to a shop to buy them or buy them online (but you can do that even with e-books).
Beside what i've said in the original comment, i think the reason behind this is that books still require more attention and dedication than a series on Netflix, you can bingewatch a series on Netflix in a couple of days and then go to another one, there's no way you can do that with a book
and then when you DO find a common book, you can't come up with a topic to go in depth in
This is why I always bring up Brandon Sanderson
Parable of the Sower mentioned
I'd have a good convo with the guy that wasn't sure about the salt water. I've read half the books he's mentioned.
the salted water is a metaphor
Lol! His teacher is such a Ben Jonson stan that he refuses to teach Shakespeare. Im sure that teacher exists somewhere.
I was delighted to discover my new coworker likes reading too. Her favorite genres? Horror and thriller, which I'm not into. Oh, well.
In ten years, they still won't have read any of the books they talked about
It's even more uncomfortable when it happens in a date
“Okay, but you’ve read the Sherlock Holmes books, right?”
“No, but I’ve read all the Lupin books.”
“I haven’t read Lupin, but I have read A.J. Raffles.”
“What about Agatha Christie? Everyone loves Agatha Christie!”
“Oh, yeah! I’ve read all the Poirot stories!”
“I haven’t read Poirot but I have read all of the Miss Marple stories.”
i had to reject the concept of spoilers and recommendations to share stories instead.
... I just came here to have a good time, and quite frankly I'm feeling very attacked right now...
This is so accurate 🤣
If she hasn't read any Discworld or Cosmere there can be no relationship
This is like Man Carrying Thing, but good
It pisses me off to no end because after telling what you read. It’s a big recommendation conversation, and someone is not gonna read those books they recommended for me in a couple years lol
Salted water guy my beloved
salted water sounds so fire tho
dude you should have end it with:
-have you read Brandon Sanderson
-oh yeah Brandon Sandon, the Cosmere
-no, B$ the Cytoverse
-oh the Mistborn?
-nope, but the Reckoners
-do go to the The Coppermind
-I DO go the 17shart
-published books?
-unpublished novels
This is very true except for the fact of Harry Potter and Hunger Games. Everyone's read those.
I haven't read the Hunger Games.
I have not read the hunger games.
I haven't read either... in fact, I didn't know Hunger Games was originally a book until you mentioned it.
This is how it goes 😂😂😂
Meanwhile I just go around asking people if they've read Hobb until I find someone who has.
Both of them know they’ve read Harry Potter, but neither of them want to open that can of worms and be judged as “the one who is obsessed with Harry Potter”.
P.s Malazan mentioned 🎉
Currently starting the last book of Reaper’s Gale.