Books like 2001: Declare
30 fantasy books to read after 2001: Declare, by Powers, Tim, the closest match first.
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1. 1993: Last Call
by Powers, Tim
- Same author
- On the same lists
As a young man, Scott played in a very mysterious game of poker involving some dark and mysterious players and a very unusual deck of tarot cards. Now, 20 years...
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2. 2015: The Bone Clocks
by Mitchell, David
- On the same lists
The story starts in 1984, introducing us to a 15-year-old girl from England named Holly. The book shares the significant moments in Holly's life as she intersects with various characters,...
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3. 2009: The Shadow Year
by Ford, Jeffrey
- On the same lists
The story of the narrator's sixth-grade year in the New York suburbs in the 1960's. In addition to dealing with issues with school, bullies, and his alcoholic mother, he and...
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4. 2009: Tender Morsels
by Lanagan, Margo
- On the same lists
Molested by her father, gang raped by her peers, Liga wishes for death but instead find herself delivered to a magical haven, safe from all sexual violence. But as she...
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5. 2000: Thraxas
by Scott, Martin
- On the same lists
Thraxas is a private investigator who is scratching out a career as a private investigator. Living in a poorer section of town, he has a barbarian landlord and an attractive...
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6. 1999: The Antelope Wife
by Erdrich, Louise
- On the same lists
The Antelope Wife guides its readers through the interconnecting stories of two closely related Ojibwa families. Urban Indians of mixed blood, the story trails them through a set of disastrous...
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7. 1997: Godmother Night
by Pollack, Rachel
- On the same lists
Set in an alternate fantasy world sprawled across the back of a giant turtle, this fantasy novel is broken into distinct episodes, focussed on death, identity and most of all...
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8. 1996: The Prestige
by Priest, Christopher
- On the same lists
The story is about two rival magicians, told in 2 parts. The first part is narrated by the Alfred Borden, who tells his version of this particular rivalry and what...
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9. 1995: Towing Jehovah
by Morrow, James
- On the same lists
Anthony Van Horne is visited by an angel and is informed that God is dead. His corpse is miles long and floating in the ocean. Anthony needs to command an...
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10. 1994: Glimpses
by Shiner, Lewis
- On the same lists
Ray Shackleford is a middle-aged electronics technician who realizes that life is not what he always imagined it would be. His father died, and things between his wife are strained....
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11. 1991: Only Begotten Daughter
by Morrow, James
- On the same lists
Murray Katz, is a single Jewish guy who experiences an immaculate conception. The scientific reason is clear - one of his donated sperm suddenly fertilize and eventually gives birth to...
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12. 1990: Madouc
by Vance, Jack
- On the same lists
The story follows the protagonist, Madouc, and the adventures around her quest for her pedigree. Casimir, the ruthlessly devious king of Lyonesse, has discovered that the girl he initially thought...
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13. 1989: Koko
by Straub, Peter
- On the same lists
Koko follows a group of four Vietnam vets who get wind of a series of murders in the Far East – each one signed "Koko". They are sure that this...
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14. 1987: Perfume
by Suskind, Patrick
- On the same lists
A man born without a scent and with a perfect sense of smell turns to murder, a dark novel of obsession in 18th-century France.
Grenouille, is a simple man who is born with an acute sense of smell. This knowledge is much more advanced than all his other senses combined. Grenouille's life is a...
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15. 1986: Song Of Kali
by Simmons, Dan
- On the same lists
Robert is a writer who is finally given his first big break. He must go to Calcutta and bring back the latest poem by the famous M.Das. Except this poet...
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16. 1985: Mythago Wood
by Holdstock, Robert
- On the same lists
The Mythago Wood series explores a magical wood that has produced every mythical and legendary character that ever existed in any culture. The wood is a place where space and...
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17. 1984: Dragon Waiting
by Ford, John M.
- On the same lists
The novel follows the escapades of four diverse characters – an exiled Prince, an exiled emperor, an Italian doctor and a German vampire -- in a very alternate fifteenth century...
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18. 1980: Watchtower
by Lynn, Elizabeth A
- On the same lists
In a world of warriors and lovers, war and honor, the legendary Tornor Keep is the tower that guards the winter end of the summer realm of Arun. But when...
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19. 1979: Gloriana
by Moorcock, Michael
- On the same lists
Queen Gloriana is the absolute ruler of the paramount empire in the history of the world, Albion. With her in charge, the vast kingdom has thrived as peace has led...
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20. 1977: Doctor Rat
by Kotzwinkle, William
- On the same lists
The Animals have had enough. For years, they have been used in experiments by human scientists. The time for revolution is now! Every single animal has joined this revolution except...
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21. 1976: Bid Time Return
by Matheson, Richard
- On the same lists
Set in 1971, a young Richard Collier is sick with a brain tumor and decides to flip a coin to see where it will take him. He ends up in...
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22. On Stranger Tides
by Powers, Tim
- Same author
The basis for the Pirates of the Caribbean film and is a blend of magic, pirates, action, and some interesting characters.
The basis for the Pirates of the Caribbean film and is a blend of magic, pirates, action, and some interesting characters.
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23. The Anubis Gates
by Powers, Tim
- Same author
An award winning novel that has time travel, historical figures, Egyptian mythology, and 19th century England.
In creating this world, Powers borrowed ideas from all over the place. Mythology, Ancient Egyptian theology, quantum theory, and classical literature“ they're all used in The Anubis Gates. It's a...
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24. The Stress Of Her Regard
by Powers, Tim
- Same author
When Michael Crawford discovers his bride brutally murdered in their wedding bed, he is forced to flee not only to prove his innocence, but to avoid the deadly embrace of...
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25. Declare (2000)
by Powers, Tim
- Same author
In 1963, an Oxford lecturer, Andrew Hale, receives a coded phone call that draws him back to the secret service he served during the war. The call concerns Operation Declare,...
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26. The Drawing Of The Dark
by Powers, Tim
- Same author
Other than a good cup of coffee (or tea), a beach or a fresh doughnut, there's nothing that relaxes many people than a cold beer. Beer lovers will talk metaphorically...
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27. 1998: The Physiognomy
by Ford, Jeffrey
- On the same lists
Welcome to the Well-Built City where Cley is the perfect judge and jury. He is a reliable mediator between life and death because he has been extensively trained in physiognomy...
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The Earthsea Cycle book 6
28. 2002: The Other Wind
by Guin, Ursula K. Le
- On the same lists
Like the previous Earthsea stories, this book seems to be centred around Ged, the sorcerer who is most often recognised by his common name, Sparrowhawk. But, like all except the...
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29. 1991: Thomas The Rhymer
by Kushner, Ellen
- On the same lists
Thomas is a young and flashy balladeer who follows the various courts of the mighty while preserving a friendship with a farming couple and flirting with their pretty neighbor. Thomas...
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30. 2014: A Stranger In Olondria
by Samatar, Sofia
- On the same lists
A stranger in Olondria follows Jevick the 2nd son of an influential trader from the city of Tyom. Even though he was born and grew up in the Tea Islands,...
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