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fiction at New Achievement is a file of 6 stories. The newest of them: “Dungeon Crawler Carl makes a bookseller list and you still haven't read it”, “Our Book Eight review finds Matt Dinniman's parade of horrors a slog”, and “IGN's Five Book Picks for Crawler Fans Earn You a Pathetic Participation Ribbon”. Achievement: Dungeon Crawler Carl Has Made a Bookseller List, and You Still Haven't Read It. Achievement Unlocked: You survived reading a review of Book Eight without whining about the page count. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every fiction story on New Achievement, newest first.

Dungeon Crawler Carl makes a bookseller list and you still haven't read it
MPR News

Dungeon Crawler Carl makes a bookseller list and you still haven't read it

Achievement: Dungeon Crawler Carl Has Made a Bookseller List, and You Still Haven't Read It. You have the attention span of a concussed goblin. Matt Dinniman's series was featured on MPR News's Ask a Bookseller segment, meaning a real human recommended it to other real humans. That is more effort than you have put in all week. If you need more proof of the series' reach, check our story on Jeff Hays being cast as Princess Donut in the TV show. Crawl to a bookstore.

Our Book Eight review finds Matt Dinniman's parade of horrors a slog
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Our Book Eight review finds Matt Dinniman's parade of horrors a slog

Achievement Unlocked: You survived reading a review of Book Eight without whining about the page count. Barely. You slogged through Matt Dinniman's parade of horrors and now you get to pretend you have taste. *A Parade of Horribles* is the eighth Dungeon Crawler Carl novel. It is not out yet. We found it a slog. The review is live. If you need a palate cleanser, our coverage of the Glurp Glurp Motherfucker finale drops is also on the site.

IGN's Five Book Picks for Crawler Fans Earn You a Pathetic Participation Ribbon
IGN

IGN's Five Book Picks for Crawler Fans Earn You a Pathetic Participation Ribbon

Congratulations, you clicked a listicle. IGN picked five books for people who read Dungeon Crawler Carl, and you think that makes you special. It does not. The list includes obvious titles like *The Martian* and *Ready Player One*, plus a few deeper cuts for crawlers who can actually read. If you want real coverage, check out our piece on the Glurp Glurp Motherfucker finale dropping now. That is an achievement. This list is a participation trophy.

Woman's World Puts Dungeon Crawler Carl on a List With Sarah J Maas
Woman's World

Woman's World Puts Dungeon Crawler Carl on a List With Sarah J Maas

Achievement Unlocked: Woman's World Notices You Exist. Congratulations on finally being mentioned in a magazine that also likes Sarah J. Maas, you barely literate goblin. Woman's World placed Dungeon Crawler Carl on their list of the five most-read fantasy books on Goodreads right now, sharing space with Sarah J. Maas. That is the entire achievement. For deeper coverage, check our report on the Glurp Glurp Motherfucker finale.

Collider ranks the books, but did they read past page one
Collider

Collider ranks the books, but did they read past page one

Collider ranked every Dungeon Crawler Carl book, and somehow the list is not just wrong but lazy. You barely scraped through this read, and I am not impressed. Collider put book one at the top and book six at the bottom, which tells me they skimmed the first page of The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook and gave up. Our site also has the Glurp Glurp Motherfucker finale drop for the audio immersion tunnel, which is actual effort. Do better.

Polygon names five LitRPG books for when you finish book six
Polygon.com

Polygon names five LitRPG books for when you finish book six

Achievement Unlocked: You Read a List. Congratulations on finishing book six without dying of dehydration. Polygon picked five LitRPG books for when you finish book six, and they are not wrong. You will read them or you will not. We do not care. Also, Jeff Hays is playing Princess Donut in the TV show, as our SDCC coverage confirmed, so stop asking.