do I need to read anyone/anything before starting her? any secondary literature on her works? which work should I start with?
Who?
>>25617756
>>25617756yeah, you should read Moby Dick, Dante's Inferno, The Odyssey, Don Quixote, and Paradise Lost first. Then you'll be ready for Sarah J. Maas.
>>25617787what about Virgil, Shakespeare and Chaucer? should I read books on the Matter of Britain too (since it's a major source of inspiration for fantasy)?
>>25617807yeah, you should read them too before you read Maas. In fact, read as many classics as you can before you get to Maas. Maybe in 50 years you'll be ready for Maas. Maybe never.
>>25617756If you can read, have hit puberty, and have a vagina, you have sufficient background to enjoy Maas to the fullest.
>>25617756Read it in the original Ancient Greek
>>25617756started reading the first book looking for inspiration for writing fae villains and just couldn't do it, I think I gave up around page 300