Brother
Reddit take
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Pros
- I recommend Brother brand, you can pick your features (do you want a scanner, etc.), which determines model type.
- I just read Brother and then The Lamb this month and chasing that morose feeling. I like questioning humanity.
- You should read Brother by her now. It's not supernatural but it's definitely horrifying. It a fucked up but plausible premise.
- I loved Brother. It’s a heavy dark read that I still think of often.
- For *Brother*, best if in the mood for some Appalachian, serial killing family trauma bonds, with some really good twists. Brutal in content but not award winning.
Cons
- Brother- needed content editing in the worst way, but if you don't live in Appalachia a good enough run
- I'm convinced Brother is running an astroturfing campaign on Reddit because someone always mentions them as a BIFL printer brand. I service printers as a job and I'd describe them as cheaply designed with repairability issues HP and Lexm...
- Brother HAS gone evil route and is doing firmware bullshit now though, so be aware of that: https://www.tomshardware.com/peripherals/printers/brother-accused-of-locking-down-third-party-printer-ink-cartridges-via-firmware-updates-removin...
- Also, Brother by same author
- Reb from Brother. That kid was evil from the get.
Sentiment
37 positive (84%) · 3 mixed (7%) · 4 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted score: +75% · raw score 75%
What redditors said (10 of 44)
I recommend Brother brand, you can pick your features (do you want a scanner, etc.), which determines model type.
Brother- needed content editing in the worst way, but if you don't live in Appalachia a good enough run
I just read Brother and then The Lamb this month and chasing that morose feeling. I like questioning humanity.
You should read Brother by her now. It's not supernatural but it's definitely horrifying. It a fucked up but plausible premise.
I loved Brother. It’s a heavy dark read that I still think of often.
For *Brother*, best if in the mood for some Appalachian, serial killing family trauma bonds, with some really good twists. Brutal in content but not award winning.
Brother by Ania Ahlborn.
Also, it's pretty straightforward dialogue and writing.
I really liked Brother. It is fairly unhinged though.
Terrifying initial experience would definitely by The Summer I Died, followed by Brother.