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3 Amazing Novellas You Can Read Before 2022 Is Over

Oct 27, 2022 · 2 mins read

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3 amazing novellas you can read before 2022 is over


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#1  Firstborn by Brandon Sanderson

Genre: Science fiction


Number of pages: 47


People expect glory from the interstellar empire’s son. The expectations weigh heavy on him, even when he has no talent for war.


But he’s forced to live a life that imparts surprising lessons.0*hqAqw1LDq8QYLULD.jpg

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He’s a flawed character:

• unskilled in strategy,

• cynical,

• jealous, and

• pessimistic.


But his character growth is a joy to experience.

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This novella has a bit of:

• Star Trek,

• Ender’s Game, and

• Game Of Thrones-style politics


which makes it entertaining, bright, and to the point.


The twist at the end will take your breath away.


www.tor.com2008/12/17/firstborn/

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#2  Blasphemy! by TJ Klune

Genre: Fantasy/comedy


Number of pages: 51


Satan is lonely in hell. So God sends him to earth for a day trip to harvest some souls.


Satan expects to have fun, but he meets an amazing human: James, who wants to sell his soul for a million $$$ & nachos0*3taAD2cKewm8Cap3.jpg

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⚠️ Warning: If you’re religious, this story is not for you. Read and find out why “Blasphemy” is such a suitable title for this book.

It leaves a mark with its funny dialogues & memorable moments. The ending will make you grin.


www.tjklunebooks.com2018/12/9/blasphemy 

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#3  The Autumn of the Patriarch by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Genre: Magical realism


Number of pages: 60


A Caribbean tyrant is:


• immortal,

• blinded by his egotism, and

• has boundless power.


The tale shows how power corrupts even the best.0*Nd3fCRCHdHDDYmLH.jpg

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The book shows the best & worst of human nature. It covers topics from:

• charity to deceit,

• benevolence to violence, and

• fear of God to extreme cruelty.

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Written in the author’s trademark style, this novella has it all:

• long, rolling paragraphs,

• unforgettable characters, and

• post-colonial Latin American scenes,


that make you feel wrapped in their history.


www.newyorker.com1976/09/27/the-autumn-of-the-patriarch

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3 amazing novellas you can read before 2022 is over. TL;DR:

#1  Firstborn by Brandon Sanderson

#2  Blasphemy! by TJ Klune

#3  The Autumn of the Patriarch by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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