Sep 15, 2026 · 1 hr 43 min · 11 segments
Introducing your next favorite progressive epic fantasy: Bastion by Phil Tucker! 📖 With only 7,500 ratings on Goodreads, this book is criminally underhyped. In Part 1, we're discussing the writing…
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So Bastian is, um, a city in hell, and our main character, Scorio, is reborn into basically a giant monolith, uh, that immediately sends him into a gauntlet of trials, along with a set of three other people.

Um, he has to overcome this trial and then is reborn back into Bastian itself, and has to, uh, then figure out this new life that he has been given, which is actually re- being reborn.

So he's lived before, and, uh, is now back, but it turns out he's a little different from everyone else, which is, uh, you know, it's been several hundred years since he's been reborn, and only has been reborn like, what, five, six times or something like that.

Very low number, whereas everyone else is up into the dozens, if not nearly hundreds.

So, um, something special about our boy Scorio, but you gotta read it to find out.

Um, which I think is a very unique type of, or like sub-genre for fantasy, one that I had never read before, I don't think.

So Bastian is, um, a city in hell, and our main character, Scorio, is reborn into basically a giant monolith, uh, that immediately sends him into a gauntlet of trials, along with a set of three other people.

Um, he has to overcome this trial and then is reborn back into Bastian itself, and has to, uh, then figure out this new life that he has been given, which is actually re- being reborn.

So he's lived before, and, uh, is now back, but it turns out he's a little different from everyone else, which is, uh, you know, it's been several hundred years since he's been reborn, and only has been reborn like, what, five, six times or something like that.

Very low number, whereas everyone else is up into the dozens, if not nearly hundreds.

So, um, something special about our boy Scorio, but you gotta read it to find out.

Um, which I think is a very unique type of, or like sub-genre for fantasy, one that I had never read before, I don't think.
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