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erothoniel 's review for:
Mother of Learning: ARC 1
by Domagoj Kurmaić, nobody103
adventurous
informative
lighthearted
mysterious
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Fun progression fantasy in the best traditions of the interwebz.
Like it’s clearly not a Great Narrative in the best literary traditions and ✨that’s okay✨. The author clearly isn’t a native speaker and this type of story has it’s own narrative quirks.
What a feat to write such a cult classic even if it’s niche as f.
Consumed the first Arc in audiobook format and the narrator did a great job.
It really does feel like listening to a playthrough of a game or a dnd campaign being converted into a streamlined story. The character builds and attitudes reminds me of anime (especially in the way they are voiced) in the best possible way.
As far as having your setting being a closed time loop in a more or less closed space, the author does an excellent job keeping the cohesion and coherence.
Like it’s clearly not a Great Narrative in the best literary traditions and ✨that’s okay✨. The author clearly isn’t a native speaker and this type of story has it’s own narrative quirks.
What a feat to write such a cult classic even if it’s niche as f.
Consumed the first Arc in audiobook format and the narrator did a great job.
It really does feel like listening to a playthrough of a game or a dnd campaign being converted into a streamlined story. The character builds and attitudes reminds me of anime (especially in the way they are voiced) in the best possible way.
As far as having your setting being a closed time loop in a more or less closed space, the author does an excellent job keeping the cohesion and coherence.