My overall impression of "The Last Philosopher" was not what I had expected it to be. As previously mentioned, Fantasy is not my go-to genre. So, going into this story, I was not entirely sure what to expect. Was this story going to be as painfully slow as what "The Hobbit" was? Or was this one of those rare times where I actually found myself enjoying a story of the Fantasy genre? I even enjoyed looking at the pictures that were added to each chapter. "The Last Philosopher" is a story I would recommend to other readers on here to go read and share with their friends, relatives, frenemies, or anyone that could use a good read. Even if you are like me and have a specific genre you are drawn to, I would recommend you give "The Last Philosopher" a try. I found myself to be progressively more interested as the chapters continued. East really does do well with descriptions of chapters without there being much dialogue included.

The image is the artwork for the latest episode of The Worst Writer in the World podcast. At the top are the words 'Batman & Robin' and at the bottom the words 'guest starring Bec Hill.' In the middle is the black and yellow bat symbol from the 90s movies, in front of which is a picture of Bec Hill emerging from the bottle of ink which serves as the show's logo