gene wolfe's series about severian?

>a messy and convoluted story regarding a torturer who wouldn't stop rambling

my diary tbqh

I read the first one and A Series of Unfortunate Events immediately popped into my mind. The second one kind of kills my idea though.

>>8036701
bullying dogs and cats is bad, mmkey

>>8036697
Pick something easier to guess mate, plebs always write the same thing about Wolfe

>>8036722
wolfe is a fool for he shouldnt have been written genre fiction, how the bible concludes it - do not throw your pearls to pigs

>>8036725
It's funny when people read a book just because it's labeled sci-fi or fantasy, but it turns out to be completely different from all the schlock they read and they get triggered by it

>>8036725
Not all of his works are science fiction and his work seems to be getting more and more traction, which I'm happy for.
It's also a fact that science fiction and fantasy weren't always this bad, the mixing of identity politics in it has made it into the insufferable mass of morons it is now, and here I don't mean the leftist ideology being written into many modern sff novels, but rather the way consumption of certain type of fiction becomes the defining line in ones life, so nerd culture.
Before it used to be honest pulp, but the degree of quality it had was much higher compared to now (so Howard opposed to Sanderson or Herbert opposed to Scalzi).

>>8036741
So true.. I normally hate genre shit, but the stuff that's actually good triggers most of the genre readers.