Year end book awards for 2024- The Nuttys!

[@bradycoe6404]

I'm usually just a big time lurker when it comes to consuming youtube content. Just wanted to say that you and your channel have added so much value to my life. I only started reading as a hobby two years ago and stumbling upon your channel then was like finding a gold mine. Not only are you extremely entertaining and charismatic but I find your opinions to be really insightful. I value them even if we don't agree on certain books. You bring so much vaule to this space and I hope you stick around on booktube for years to come. I’ll stop with the glaze now. Read hard

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@bradycoe6404 that means so much to me, like really. Thank you so much ❤️🙏

[@marcelbeaudoin3886]

Absolutely agree

[@carlalbert6518]

You’re the one booktuber I consistently watch or listen to because I appreciate your takes and you also create a warm, entertaining, weirdly kinda relaxing environment. Thanks man! Keep it up!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@carlalbert6518 I try my best to be welcoming, im glad you’ve enjoyed!

[@fantasyfanatic6038]

This channel means so much to me honestly. Everytime you go live, I genuinely look forward to it, whether I'm able to catch it live or after the fact. The Fantasy Nuttwork has become one of the special spaces in my life and I'll be along for the ride for however long you continue this thing, though selfishly I hope it never ends. Much love, Jimmy!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@fantasyfanatic6038 much love, thanks for the kind words!

[@valliyarnl]

This was a joy to watch! Glad to see so much love for Ishiguro. want to get into him this year :D

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@valliyarnl hey thanks! I’ve been enjoying watching pretty much every single thing you do lol I hope you enjoy Ishiguro as much as me!

[@GrapplingBook]

I’m loving this new direction for the channel so much. Keep it going Jimmy. This is the best place on Booktube

[@thefantasynuttwork]

I’ll do my best!

[@jaya5264]

Jimmy I appreciate you. You’re one of my favorite booktubers. You always have a nice mix of book recommendations. It’s easy to always read the genre of books we love but growth/development cones from diversifying one’s tbr. Thanks again for what you bring to the book community.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@jaya5264 I appreciate that greatly

[@jaya5264]

@ of course. Happy New Year to you and the Mrs.

[@storytoob]

This was great, and the first time in a long time (or ever?) that I get to stay up for the whole livestream. Ishiguro is flying up my tbr👀 Thanks for the shoutout Jimmy 💚

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@storytoob you guys are the best

[@flyingsquirrel1486]

In here adding my voice to ppl complementing your reviews, you’re 1000% part of my battery of book tubers I go to to scout out my next reads. Doing gods work

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@flyingsquirrel1486 that means a lot to me!

[@YouWinILose]

Thanks Jimmy, 2024 was a brighter year with you in it! Your work is constantly engaging and surprising. Cheers!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@YouWinILose thank you so much cheers!

[@mich7008]

Jimmy!! Brother!! Four years ago I cut my teeth with “ book tube “ on your channel! It’s people like you ,though we have never met in person ,who have succeeded in making me a part of this community! Let’s put away this talk of 2025 being the last year for the channel. Yours is a channel that I regularly check to see what’s on and I confess that I haven’t watched everything you put out😅 but you’re like a security blanket for me. When I am able to sit down and watch you never fail to disappoint me. Whether it’s a live stream like this or you’re talking about a book I’ve read or might read I’m thoroughly engaged! Let’s not fail to mention that it’s wonderful to watch you interact with the other creators that I enjoy watching as well. Man one of the best things I’ve experienced was watching the supposed short stream Allen and you did recently while you and Kelsey were visiting. My face hurt from smiling so much watching you guys make each other laugh! Loved it and you brother. Happiest of New Year’s to you and Mrs. Nutts.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@mich7008 this really made my day to read. Thank you for sharing that with me and thanks for being here!

[@readbykyle3082]

Always love the Nuttys. I need to continue with Tad soon. 2025 is definitely the year I try Cloud Atlas. Your channel brings joy to a lot of people and the way you talk about books is much more insightful than you give yourself credit for, hope you keep doing it for many years to come.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

I appreciate it dude

[@Snally38]

Thanks for another great year of discussions and book analysis! I always appreciate hearing your thoughts, and I hope you have a great new year!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Snally38 happy new year!!

[@josevitorschmitz4115]

Jimmy, your channel has become really important to me. I hope you stick around for the years to come. I'm just a guy from Brazil who started to watch your malazan review videos, since almost nobody arround here have read that series. Your livestreams at the time made me feel like having a friend to chat about those books that I like so much but had no one to talk about it -- it was a very special reading journey and I feel like you made it even better. And overtime I started to appreciate all your content, no matter the subject nor genre, I just appreciate your honesty and personality. Anyway, thank you for your time and dedication to make all this amazing content that I value so much!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@josevitorschmitz4115 stories like that are why I do this channel and it greatly humbles me that so many people find a sense of community here

[@sy.kepler]

Great live, as always. Your Nuttys were, in hindsight, more or less obvious, with still some surprises - Tana French, Severed Echoes. I hope 2025 will have as many great books in store for you, if not more. Looking forward to the tier-rank live/vod of your 2024 reads (and that all-time favorites list one).

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@sy.kepler thank you 🙏

[@BaldBookTuber]

I appreciate you checking in on me the other day Jimmy. I wish I would have been able to jump on this live last night, but enjoying the watch after the fact.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

You the man Scot!

[@anothersarahreading9961]

You're my favourite BookTuber Jimmy so I hope you continue but only as long as it suits you. I did DNF Cloud Atlas when i tried it a few years ago though 🤷‍♀️😂 But my favourite books of 2024 were my nostalgic reread of the entire Julian May series which begins with Many Colored Land. And YOU caused that🙏🙏🙏 2025 will be reread of MST and then finally read Osten Ard for first time, very excited 😊 Happy New Year to you and Mrs Nutts 🎉

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@anothersarahreading9961 thank you so much and I never blame anyone for DNFing cloud atlas 😂

[@JosephReadsBooks]

This was great! I even stayed up past my bedtime to watch it all!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@JosephReadsBooks get some sleep mate! Haha

[@patsmythos]

Great vid, Jimmy! Another awesome year of reading in the books. I’m starting my 2025 with The Remains of the Day on audio, really excited!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@patsmythos I hope you enjoy it man! Happy new year

[@Sammyspack]

I look forward to the new format. I like these live streams. Not edited and just free forming and you interact with many of the well known people in the chat which reflects a splash of color via the interpersonal relationships with the faceless audience. I don’t read as much as others but my favorite book for 2024 (although I’m not done with DCC and that’s coming up close) was Fantastic Land (about the amusement park).

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Sammyspack hey thank you so much!!

[@darren2880]

I have followed you since your beginning and you are one of my favorites. The conversation that you create are amazing. Even if I don’t necessarily agree with your taste, I love the conversation. Please don’t leave lol

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@darren2880 I’ll do my best to keep on keeping on 🙏

[@darren2880]

Right on

[@verosnotebook]

Another awesome Nuttys! Don’t often comment but always lurking around 🤓 Remains is one of my all time favourites and I really need to carry on with Mitchell. Looking forward to what you’re planning for 2025.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@verosnotebook happy new year!

[@M_aryAnne]

Love your channel Jimmy. I relisten to chatting with nutts so much this year it was on my music wrap as my top podcast haha Hope you stick around past 2025 Have a good new year

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@M_aryAnne I love hearing that!

[@jordanzorn-ford7383]

Had one of the best reading years of my life and it’s mostly thanks to following along with you on your journey and taking your recommendations. Appreciate you immensely Jimmy 💪

[@thefantasynuttwork]

I am so glad to hear that!

[@Justin-Grissom]

Hey jimmy, excellent show you put on. It was just as exciting as the game awards for me. Your enthusiasm has made me want to start ASOIAF this upcoming year. I can’t wait to pick your brain on what happens in those books!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Justin-Grissom ohhhhh I love to hear it! Keep me in the loop!

[@cheyennebuckbooks]

I am with you 100% on Tana French! I just listened to the Witch Elm on audiobook and it blew me away. I couldn't believe how slow-paced a book could be, yet I couldn't stop listening to it. I also have the Searcher on my shelves and will definitely be reading it in 2025.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@cheyennebuckbooks she’s got a real talent for immersion

[@ericF-17]

Great video! I certainly plan to expand my reading in the future but... I haven't

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@ericF-17 we got time!

[@Talking_Story]

Yes!!1 Cloud Atlas!!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Talking_Story the GOAT

[@Talking_Story]

@ no doubt

[@joshramirez7]

Thanks for another year of great book discussion content, Jimmy. I sure hope 2025 isnt your last year! Keep the variety up and have fun with it!...and maybe post that promised golf vlog while reviewing some books...you could even do it live! No pressure 😉🏌‍♂️

[@thefantasynuttwork]

More golf coming for sure hahaha

[@professionalthirdculturekid]

I’m so glad the award for best series of the year went to Tad Williams!! 🎉 🎊 Well deserved! I absolutely agree with you on how Williams has a way with epic fantasy. His writing has that extraordinary staying power.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

We will never see another author quite like Tad

[@72mje]

Wonderful video, like always - The Nuttys are amazing! I don't often comment, but thought I'd thank you for all the wonderful content you provide. As for your pondering the question of whether you are needed or fill a space in BookTube, I want you to know that thanks to you I've read many great books that I would otherwise maybe not have prioritised. Like the Bas Lag series, which I read this year and loved. I am buddy reading Cloud Atlas in February because of you. Remains of the Day and Klara and the Sun are on my TBR in 2025 because of you. I appreciate your reviews, I find them intelligent and thoughtful. I can relate to your introspective thinking so much. I sincerely hope you find reasons to keep this going for some time still. I wish you all the best in 2025! Greetings from Minna.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@72mje thank you so much for the kind words. Knowing I’ve been able to help people find new great reads is one of the best joys in life. I appreciate you

[@GeekGawk]

First year viewer here, loved it mr. Nutts and Mrs. Nutts

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@GeekGawk thank you!

[@robertunijat8299]

Great show Jimmy. Best of everything for you and Mrs. Nutts in 2025. Also I'm happy for Cloud Atlas. It's been a while since I read it (I think it was right after the movie came out) but it remains one of those precious gems that got stuck in my mind. Definitely my top 10.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@robertunijat8299 thanks for watching!

[@nicod5376]

nuttwork, johanna, libraryofallenxandria - my favorite booktube channels that carried me through picking up reading when the dune movie was coming out. LETS GO - 2024 COMPLETE!!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

Love to hear it!

[@andrewhanson405]

Great year end wrap up! I got a couple of book queued in front of it but I'm hoping to get to Cloud Atlas in 2025. I've heard that the book is similar to some of Thomas Pynchon's work which has my interest. I have read over 20 books by Sanderson and have a similar reaction of being up and down with him and wishing that I loved it as much as everyone else. For me, my novel of the year is The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera. I thought it was kinda of mid at the start but by the end I can see why it's considered a classic in post-modernism anf existential fiction. Love your channel! Hope you keep enjoying making videos . Have a great New Year!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@andrewhanson405 imho Mitchell is way more understandable than Pynchon 😅

[@andrewhanson405]

​@@thefantasynuttwork😂...you just need to read Pynchon's post Gravity's Rainbow work. He settles down with age.

[@cosyreadingtimes8857]

so wonderful to watch while set up my journal for next year. This year, slowly but surely slid into general fiction as really needed a break from most of fantasy (aside from the fact that I just started my RotE reread). This shows in my top picks of the year: Notes of a Crocodile, Beartown, and In Memoriam share my number one spot.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@cosyreadingtimes8857 yessss beartown!

[@iSamwise]

Thanks Jimmy for a great stream. TBH I would have never thought to read Tad except for your constant hype for his work, also R. Scott Bakker who I’m currently reading. Thanks for a great year and I look forward to what changes you’ve got coming down the line.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@iSamwise appreciate it Samwise!

[@ReadBecca]

Some big surprises here, except for series 😄 I just started my David Mitchell journey this year with Slade House, so good to hear the love for characters up front, I will definitely be continuing on with more. Shawn Breathes Books did an awesome author discussion with Stephen Markley about Deluge in his Friday reads last week! Absolutely sold me on wanting to pick it up asap in the new year, it sounds so phenomenal. With where your reading is going, maybe more translated fic, and a translated category next year? Would love to see it.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@ReadBecca ohhhh I should have done a translated category!

[@ReadBecca]

@@thefantasynuttwork Hah! Something to look forward to next year!

[@Christian-ut2sp]

This is more culturally significant than the Oscars

[@thefantasynuttwork]

😆

[@MaedBetweenthePages]

Oh man Bear Town and My Dark Vanessa both WRECKED me.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@MaedBetweenthePages they’re so depressing lololol

[@MaedBetweenthePages]

@ they are very much that 😂

[@C.S.Brulevent]

So much fun. Another year ends with you in the background, the new year starts the same way and since it's you that means it's a good thing. I find that I can't contemplate a time without The Fantasy Nuttwork channel around, that sounds wrong now, I believe that would be the worst decision (for us viewers at least, depending on where you're at in life if it ever happens), almost as wrong as you not ever finishing Parks and Recreation when the final season is probably the best closure to a series/characters arcs ever written (yes, I can't stop thinking about it since you first mentioned it years ago... please fix this). You're the best, keep pushing towards greater skies.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@C.S.Brulevent incredibly kind of you! Idk if I can handle saying goodbye to the Parks and Rec crew 🥲

[@Christian-ut2sp]

Exactly! That’s what people don’t understand when it comes to Sanderson. I always want to love his books because there’s so much! I would love to be fully invested in the Cosmere

[@thefantasynuttwork]

It would be so fun

[@vinventure-hl1dt]

Man i m reading memory sorrow and thorns rn and i absolutely love the slow, intricate, beuatifully written style. It is a joy to read. The characters have me laughing and cheering and i am so excited to see how he will weave all the hints at larger plot points and world building together. I went in expecting 200 pages of boringness, but it was amazing!! I surely hope shallow, action packed books are not becoming the norm. But i dont think so. Writing and especially prose do be less well crafted, slowly on a decline, but there are still many great works including modern ones out there. Plus finding old gems is fun too!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@vinventure-hl1dt this was my experience with the series and makes me so happy you’re getting along with it. Happy reading!

[@flowerpixel]

Ty Mrs nutts!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@flowerpixel she’s the best!

[@readingwithrebeccanicole]

I really need to try some Ishiguro and see if he's an author that works for me. They sound so good when you describe them! I love how your top books are books that might only work for a small audience. Audience of stories is something I've been thinking about a lot lately, and it's something I'm trying to be more mindful of when recommending books. But my book of the year is definitely one that few people will read or like, even though it has changed my life.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@readingwithrebeccanicole audience for each book is something I’ve stressed over for years, I feel so bad when someone is excited because I loved something and then hated it 🥲

[@darthandy6161]

As usual, great awards show! Here is my list. New author (to me)-Larry McMurtry Series-Realm of the Elderlings Shortie-Ogres Surprise-Razorblade Tears Fiction-Lonesome Dove Disappointment-Dhalgren SFF-Wind and Truth I loved the Cloud Atlas movie.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@darthandy6161 love to see it!

[@wetpenguin]

Im going nuts over here

[@thefantasynuttwork]

You too?!

[@esmayrosalyne]

Honestly, I would never wish for you to keep doing this if it stops being fulfilling and fun for you, but I do really hope you know how incredibly much you and your videos mean to me. Sitting stuck at home stewing in my darkness because of my stupid mental health for the past 4 (or really 7) years would not have been bearable without The Fantasy Nuttwork; thanks for continuing to bring me comfort and giving me lights in the dark to grasp onto and look forward to ❤ Okay, enough sappy doom and gloom, this award show was everything I was hoping it would be, and then so much more! Cloud Atlas is absolutely going to be one of my top priorities in 2025, and I can't wait to read more Ishiguro! If I had to pick winners for these categories myself, I would probably go with: - Best New Author: Rachel Aaron - Series of the Year: The Empires of Dust by Anna Smith Spark - Shortie of the Year: Requiem for a Star by U.G. Gutman - Surprise of the Year: Butcher and Blackbird by Brynne Weaver - Fiction Book of the Year: Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors - Disappointment of the Year: The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo - SFF Book of the Year: Asunder by Kerstin Hall (THIS IS SO CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED!!!) Hope you had a lovely holiday season and end the year on a high note. Can't wait to see what 2025 has in store for you, sending all the love! 🥰

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@esmayrosalyne always a bright spot in my day when I see your comments, thanks for being you

[@esmayrosalyne]

@@thefantasynuttwork 🤍

[@andrewlavigne44]

Jimmy we need you in a brown tuxedo next year.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@andrewlavigne44 okay deal

[@zachw755]

How's he gonna show off his guns if he holsters them?

[@BookishTexan]

Was rooting for Foster, but I like Pale View. Didn’t know that you had read Ohio. I thought it was pretty great. I thought Cloud Atlas was very good and I definitely think it fits the category.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

Cheers! Hope you had a good holiday! I started James by Percival Everett, it’s amazing

[@jefferyheileson7188]

Great to see Tana French win. I absolutely love her Dublin Murder Squad books. Each book is a character/relationship study thinly veiled as a crime procedural series.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@jefferyheileson7188 she’s doing so much in the genre!

[@zan8152]

playing along... New to me author of the year: William Gibson (for Neuromancer) Series of the year: The Neapolitan Novels, by Elena Ferrante Shorty of the year: Coup de Grace, by Sofia Ajram Surprise of the year: The Bloody Chamber, by Angela Carter (And Severed Echoes, legit deserves it) Fiction book of the year: The Little Friend by Donna Tartt (Character of the year here too) Disappointment of the year: Sun Eater by Christopher Rucchio (it's extremely *okay*) Sff of the year: Lord of Light, by Roger Zelazny Great list there Jimmy!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@zan8152 honestly very good picks, brilliant friend almost made my list multiple Times

[@zan8152]

@@thefantasynuttwork cheat, because it was probably my series last year too, but I read it over November-February, so... XD

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@ still counts hahaha

[@JamesI88]

Bought 3 Ishiguro books without having read him yet after hearing enough positive feedback. I'm hoping for good reads and will try not to expect too much.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@JamesI88 I hope you love it!

[@patricksullivan6988]

Love that you included Tana French. I've enjoyed her as well, especially the first two books of her Dublin Murder Squad series. And CLOUD ATLAS - the G.o.A.T.!! (I second your comment to start with the Bone Clocks, but only because after Cloud Atlas, nothing achieves the same high.) You asked for shorter books. I strongly recommend Exit West, another of my all-time favorites. It's a work of magical realism with gorgeous prose, and it clocks in under 250 pages. Among books I've read this year, I'd recommend The God of the Woods - very different in tone from Tana French, but if you enjoy literary fiction that's also a mystery, this one is pretty cool. (Also does the multiple P.o.V. thing that A.S.o.I.a.F. does.) And I also read a nice sci-fi short-fiction collection from Timothy Hickson (another KZbinr) called A Catalogue for the End of Humanity. The novella close to the collection's conclusion - Trickledown Lobotomies - was really cool and imaginative, while I also appreciated the elegiac tone of many of the shorter pieces.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@patricksullivan6988 I love those recs and will look at them! Tana French is rocketing up my tbr

[@Roxie38]

My Dark Vanessa and The Book Thief aren't books you will enjoy but are definitely books that will make you think. Very important books in my opinion.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Roxie38 agree!

[@Foobymaster1]

I typically watch after the fact. I don't watch live streams live very often. I do like to watch them always though

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Foobymaster1 im glad you enjoy them after the fact!

[@matthewbeaty4344]

Short book rec Jesus' Son by Dennis Johnson

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@matthewbeaty4344 thanks!

[@jackbharucha1475]

In an AMA Tad said he would almost certainly return to Osten Ard to follow up some thing from the ending

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@jackbharucha1475 I’d read it

[@gayanegasparyan4137]

Remains of the day is a masterpiece! Glad it won haha! Also Tad Williams and Last King of Osten Ard deserve the highest praise 🎉

[@thefantasynuttwork]

Cheers !

[@andrewlavigne44]

Almost forgot: if you're looking into short fiction, check out Raymond Carver and Lydia Davis.

[@b00g3ysenpai8]

Is there any chance of one piece videos when you're caught up?

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@b00g3ysenpai8 most likely not unfortunately

[@Gl1tch2263]

Very based as usual. Hope you get what you want out of your channel next year. As someone currently playing Dark Souls 3, ideas of stagnation, rot and holding onto things for too long is at the forefront on my mind. 2025 shall be my year of change 🔥 I read some Flannery O’Connor this year. Highly recommend if you want to feel attacked as a person 😂 She has some thoughts on what it means to act selflessly when living a secular life (spoiler: they aren’t the nicest thoughts). Does it beautifully though.

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Gl1tch2263 hmmm I could use some personal attacks….

[@playermartin286]

Foster broke my heart in a good way kinda

[@thefantasynuttwork]

Most definitely

[@MaestSam]

GRRM must be waiting for a chance to sweep the Nuttys. Choose your reads in 2025 wisely, Jimmy. It all rests upon you. (Your livestreams are so smooth, sometimes I forget that they are not edited videos! )

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@MaestSam that is a great compliment! Thanks!

[@MaestSam]

What?! 2025 IS NOT GONNA BE THE LAST YEAR OF THE FANTASY NUTTWORK! BLASPHEMY!!! 😖

[@derricklafayette7922]

Cloud Atlas is my favorite book of all time

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@derricklafayette7922yessssss

[@thatsci-firogue]

Best New Author: Janny Wurts and Dennis Lehane Series of the Year: Realm of the Elderlings / Robin Hobb - Especially Tawny Man. - RotE has definitely become my favourite completed Fantasy series, but to see if it has become my overall favourite (completed or not) I started my long overdue ASOIAF re-read. Shortie of the Year: The Hedge Knight / GRRM (re-read) The Merchant & The Alchemist's Gate / Ted Chiang Biggest Surprise: Shutter Island / Dennis Lehane Fiction Book of the Year: Lonesome Dove / Larry McMurtry Mystic River / Dennis Lehane Disappointment of the Year: Boy's Life / Robert McCammon - Just alright. Grave Descend / Michael Crichton - Forgettable. Best SFF Read: A Brightness Long Ago / Guy Gavriel Kay Fool's Errand / Robin Hobb To Green Angel Tower / Tad Williams Warhost of Vastmark / Janny Wurts

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@thatsci-firogue great to see Hedge Knight in there. Also I want read some Lehane

[@thatsci-firogue]

You should!​@thefantasynuttwork I'm honestly amazed I read as much as I did considering I was putting most of my energy and effort into weight loss (happy to say it was great success and I'm happier than I've been in a very long time)

[@curtjarrell9710]

Favorite Reads of 2024: "The Enemy" short story by I B Singer The Demon of Unrest To the Lighthouse A Game of Thrones A Month in the Country by J. Carr A Moveable Feast In Cold Type: Overcoming the Book Crisis by L. Shatzkin The City and Its Uncertain Walls by H. Murakami

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@curtjarrell9710 wonderful!

[@jenn.131]

Nooo!!! You ARE needed!! I would be so sad if 2025 was your last year!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@jenn.131 I appreciate it!

[@strombolibones]

You're making me doubt whether I actually even read The Remains of the Day lmao

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@strombolibones hahahaha

[@SarahJ70]

Artist of the floating world by Ishiguro is also 200/100 ❤

[@thefantasynuttwork]

I’ll definitely read it!

[@Weasel3001]

I'm a certified Nutter!

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@Weasel3001 welcome!

[@AnonforYeshua77777]

The dundees kekw

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@AnonforYeshua77777 hahaha

[@jimmymcgill1316]

Hey! Can I ask what happened to your One Piece reading videos? I really liked them and was looking forward to every new one but there hasn't been one out in months or a year now I guess? 🥲

[@thefantasynuttwork]

@@jimmymcgill1316 I decided to stop covering one piece on KZbin and won’t be making anymore