I'm not big into the whole dungeons and dragons scene, but I love fantasy otherwise
can anyone help?
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Anonymous2010-12-01 17:40
China Mieville writes some awesome fantasy, if you are into steampunk blended with western blended with occult blended with industrial revolution.
No elves or dragons or shit like that but there are multidimensional spiders who act like mad poets, moths that drink your dreams and shit LSD, deals with demons of hell and ravenous mosquito-women.
Bleh, Dark tower is okay, for the first...what 3 books? Wizard and Glass though....you're gonna hate it for that, huge deviation in style and theme.
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Anonymous2010-12-08 11:45
twilight
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Anonymous2010-12-08 13:46
>>6
forgot to mention, didn't finish the series after wizard and glass, because I was afraid that stephen king would ruin the ending, like he always does,
inb4 every other book he's ever written
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Anonymous2010-12-10 17:09
>>6
Dark Tower is fantastic, but wizard and glass was not good. He made up for it with Wolves of The Calla and the whole series took a big turn for the better after that.
>>8
and IMO, King really ended it the only way that he could, and it had somewhat of a message at the end as well. All in all, i think it was a very good series that i will read again.
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Anonymous2010-12-10 23:27
The chronicles of Thomas Covenant by Stephen R Donaldson is more then worth the read
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:29
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:29
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:29
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:29
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:30
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:30
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-15 20:31
sorry about the multiple replies (didn't mean to spam- purely accidental:( )
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Anonymous2010-12-16 16:31
Gormenghast Trilogy.
Mervyn Peake
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Anonymous2010-12-17 9:25
Master and Margarita or of course Catch 22 so many references (Popular classics I know) but nonetheless entertaining fast paced and Faustusesque.
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Anonymous2010-12-17 14:47
maybe the Twelve Kingdoms Novels?
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Anonymous2010-12-19 0:08
song of ice and fire george rr martin
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Anonymous2010-12-30 20:28
The Books of Urizen & Los- William Blake
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Anonymous2011-01-05 2:31
Hyperion
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Anonymous2011-01-06 15:29
Well it's not fantasy, but i have come across a lot of fantasy readers who enjoy this:
The Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell.
i (until now) 5-book-long series of historical fiction, describing the history of England in the late 9th century in an extremely entertaining and exciting way.