Dreams of the Dying

I picked up because it was described as dark fantasy with horror elements. Really, I just recommend checking out Philip Chase's non-spoiler review on YouTube. He made me appreciate what the author did so much more - he also talks about content warnings. I think the way the author managed bi-rep, (shout-out for having it from male perspective too, which I find even rarer) and the way it handles anxiety/depression/trauma are phenomenal. Overall, especially after reading the final 100 pages, I didn't love this book like the majority seems to. But, there are so many unique and special aspects to it (like what I mention above, but also the political and sociological philosophy) I do recommend picking it up.