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What are some good novels set in medieval times?
>>8001700
Beowulf
>>8001700
the buried giant
The Name of the Rose
>>8001700
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>>8001745
I love cherryhspammer
>>8001748
I think this one counts too.
>>8001720
Underrated post
>>8002287
I tried reading these as a teen and then I realized that it was a swords and sorcery rip off of Star Wars. Now, there's an argument to be made for the "Hero's Journey" but it seems like a VERY direct ripoff of Star Wars, in particular.
>>8002280
Space furries aren't really related to medieval times.
>>8001700
>medieval times
kek
>>8001700
Name of the Rose
Waltari - Dark Angel
Macbeth
>>8002492
They're not good, but its a fun little guilty pleasure read. Sometimes it's fun to smoke a bowl and be a casual faggot while you play some video games with god mode on, you don't always have to be challenging yourself or learning something to have a good time
>>8003602
post them anyway
>>8001700
Beowulf
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Chaucer's Canterbury tales
Macbeth
>>8001705
Isn't beowulf one of the earliest Nordic texts? That would make it date before medieval right?
>>8003752
I am but a slave to the whims of others.
Pillars of the Earth
The lady and the unicorn (if 1480s counts as medieval)
The once and future king (if King Arthur's time counts as medieval)
