The Spear Cuts Through Water

There was a huge variety of favorite books this year, but the top three were *The Tainted Cup* (51), *Dungeon Crawler Carl* (38), and *The Spear Cuts Through Water* (31).

The Spear Cuts Through Water – HOLY shit

Fantasy (all these recs have magic, adventure, interesting worlds, and great characters) * The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez

Why does this synopsis also kinda work for The Spear Cuts Through Water

Aside from that here are some personal favorites that are within the general literary fiction genre: - "The Spear Cuts Through Water" by Simon Jimenez (fantasy)

If you want something a bit more poetic and unique, try "The Spear Cuts Through Water" by Simon Jimenez. ... It's a complex and prose heavy work with an interesting framing device. This story heavily challenges what fantasy is/could be and deals with some heavy themes like connection, tyranny, generational trauma, and what does it mean to tell a story.

This is one of the best books I've ever read honestly. It does something with perspective shifts that I've never seen anywhere else, and it's made a lot of other writing feel inferior.

The Spear Cuts Through Water. Gorgeous standalone that I knew from the first page was going to be unforgettable.

The only one that really stuck in my head was The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez. I finished it a couple of weeks ago and I still randomly think about certain scenes when I'm trying to sleep. I honestly didn't expect to get that attached to it

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