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The first title that I would like to highlight today is The Name of the Wind.

It's a series I discovered after George R. Martin talked about it on his blog.

It's one of the most well-written fantasy series out there today and is being adapted into a live-action TV show.

The second title is Dune, a more classic sci-fi fantasy epic that is also being developed into a movie by Denis Vylneu.

Dune is a world that you can easily get lost in.

It's like Game of Thrones in Space, a little Star Wars,

the political intrigue, it's great.

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