The Fantastic Art of Beksinski by Zdzisław Beksiński

I think Clark Ashton Smith would have loved it (and generally recommend Wolfe's New Sun to those that like China Mielville and CAS. The New Sun has a blending of underused fantasy tropes that mixes elements with things that would be spoilers to real go into that in the end play to an uncanny eerie world with absurd to fantasist elements. I actually feel like it does if we accept say the Scar or Iron Council. I think Wolfe is more weird lit than others give credit. Requests for or links to unauthorized / pirated intellectual property, like books, music, videos, etc.Ĭrowdfunding projects (these can be posted as comments in our monthly general discussion threads or our monthly promotion threads) If you'd like to mask a potential spoiler, use the following format: (/spoiler) Spoiler tags are left to user discretion. If you are seeking criticism, please use /r/writing or a similar sub. Feel free to message us if you're unsure. Other threads will be removed at our discretion.

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The Fantastic Art of Beksinski by Zdzisław Beksiński