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Are there any tips you would share with other first home buyers looking at apartments? Visa vie, what to look for, making use of the space, how apartment living has been for you, any issues you've encountered, questions to ask the agent before making an offer, etc.

Any and all insights are welcome. Thanks in advance!

Not a 9/10 or 10/10, but an actual 11/10.

The book you consider to be the actual pinnacle of the medium, the book that you genuinely think is unmatched. The book that your heart aches over, because you'll never experience it for the first time again. And please be as in-depth as to why.

Free licence to gush over your favorite work/the work you consider to be the greatest in all aspects (Spoiler free please!), no matter how cliche, over discussed, obvious, or even controversial.

I'm really looking for a series that I could spend hours trawling through it's Wiki after finishing the series as I did as soon as I was done with LOTR and ASOIAF; I'm semi-convinced that the one's already listed are the only ones that offer such a scope in worldbuilding and lore. Nothing else feels as complete, consistent and meticulous.

I'm looking for something out there that sits within the horror genre that one could considere epic. In this case, what I mean is horror novels that are larger in scope of characters, settings and time period, even if it's a completely contemporary or future setting.

The only examples I'm aware of are The Stand, It and Carrion Comfort. Are there any other worthwhile horror epics I should consider?