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Dutch comedian Arjen Lubach is under fire after dismissing popular romantasy novels, including the ACOTAR series, as 'smut'. Fans say women are routinely shamed for what they enjoy reading, and a Dutch film figure also criticized Lubach, saying anyone with a fun chat apparently gets a theater show now. Lubach also drew attention for mocking regional Dutch newspaper coverage.
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Sarah J. Maas, author of the popular A Court of Thorns and Roses fantasy series, has released part of a book, according to coverage from Vulture. Fans of ACOTAR are discussing the unusual move of sharing a partial manuscript, speculating about which installment it involves and when the completed book will arrive.
- 3ACOTAR Book 6: What's Real, What's Rumor, and What's Next▼ACOTAR Book 6: What’s Real, What’s Rumor, and What’s Next
Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses series is a major bestseller, and fans are awaiting news of a sixth installment. No confirmed release date or plot details have been announced, so readers are sorting verified information from widespread rumors about which character the next book might follow.
- 4Sarah J. Maas fans dive into new ACOTAR book●¡Fans de SJM a mí! ACabo de empezar Una corte de harmonía rota o ACOTAR 6, como prefiráis. Bueno, acabo acabo no, pero e
Readers of Sarah J. Maas's fantasy series are starting 'A Court of Harmony Broken', the latest instalment in the ACOTAR universe, and asking fellow fans whether they are reading it too. Spanish-language book communities on social media are sharing first impressions, with hashtags around fantasy reading circles drawing engagement from fans of the series.