Sleeping Late For Judgment Day
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30 fantasy books to read after Sleeping Late For Judgment Day, by Williams, Tad, the closest match first.
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Bobby Dollar book 1 Start here
1. Dirty Streets Of Heaven
by Williams, Tad
- Same series
- Same author
This one by Tad Williams, a master at writing well plotted, rich fantasy tales.This is his second foray into urban fantasy territory (first being War of the Flowers - another...
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Bobby Dollar book 2
2. Happy Hour In Hell
by Williams, Tad
- Same series
- Same author
I’ve been told to go to Hell more times than I can count. But this time I’m actually going. My name’s Bobby Dollar, sometimes known as Doloriel, and of course,...
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3. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlepig
by Williams, Tad
- Same series
- Same author
Bobby Dollar is an angel who speaks for the souls of the newly dead as they await judgement. On Christmas Eve, he has a client who is ready to give...
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Bobby Dollar book 3
4. Sleeping Late For Judgment Day
by Williams, Tad
- Same series
- Same author
“My heart is bursting with homage as I / head off to a hostile eternity,” writes Jane Mayhall, now eighty-five, who wrote most of these poems in an urgent outpouring...
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A Raven Shadow book 2
5. Tower Lord
by Ryan, Anthony
- On the same lists
A huge disappointment. Doing everything wrong that The Bone Song did right. The Tower Lord wasn't a bad book by any means and I'm sure many of you will still...
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6. Magician's Land
by Grossman, Lev
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When The Magicians (the first in the trilogy) was released a few years ago, it received wide critical acclaim from magazines, newspapers and high-brow critics, but was (somewhat) panned by...
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7. The Waking Engine
by Edison, David
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One of those books that takes you with the sheer imagination of it all. If you want something different that blends together a number of genres (though if I had...
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The Farseer Books book 14
8. Fool's Assassin
by Hobb, Robin
- On the same lists
This is one of those books you didn't know you needed until you actually start reading it. Kind of like that old friend you don't realize how much you really...
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Golgotha book 2
9. The Shotgun Arcana
by Belcher, R. S.
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The first book, Six Gun Tarot, was an impressive debut fantasy and a must read if you like an ambitiously dark novel that pushes the boundaries. It's wasn't an interesting...
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10. The Shadow Throne
by Wexler, Django
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This was a pretty good follow up to his amazing first The Thousand Names which set a new standard for colonial military fantasy. It was a compelling read and had...
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11. The Splintered Sun
by Williams, Tad
- Same author
Three hundred years before The Dragonbone Chair, the old king of Hernystir is dying, warlords are seizing land and factions are fighting over the succession. Flann Alderwood, a bandit leader,...
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12. The Witchwood Crown
by Williams, Tad
- Same author
New York Times-bestselling Tad Williams’ ground-breaking epic fantasy saga of Osten Ard begins an exciting new cycle! • Volume One of The Last King of Osten ArdThe Dragonbone Chair, the...
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13. The Lightbringer
by Weeks, Brent
- On the same lists
Series where the magic system is based on color.
The Lightbringer is Brent Weeks best series so far. I was never that impressed with his Night Angel trilogy which was all action and setting but of little substance. However,...
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14. The Stormlight Archive
by Sanderson, Brandon
- On the same lists
If you like your epic fantasy big in the style of Wheel of Time, the closest you'll find to that style is The Storm Light Archive -- written by the...
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15. Tale Of The Kin
by Hulick, Douglas
- On the same lists
This series (2 books so far) is an awesome read if you like gritty fantasy about the underside life of a city. We're talking about thieves, crooks, spies, gangs, pimps,...
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16. A Land Fit For Heroes
by Morgan, Richard K.
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Subversion gone over the edge is how you can describe Richard Morgan's anti-fantasy series A Land Fit For Heroes. Morgan writes some of the blackest grimdark you'll ever read and...
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17. Bloodsounder's Arc
by Salyards, Jeff
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I read the fist in the series, Scourge of the Betrayer, late 2014 and was blown away with how good Salyards' tale was. A sort of a cross between The...
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Shattered Sea book 1 Start here
18. Half A King
by Abercrombie, Joe
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Reading a new Abercrombie book is just like going to a fancy restaurant, it doesn't happen very often, but when it does, you relish every moment of the experience. Half...
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19. The Erebus Sequence
by Patrick, Den
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I was quite impressed with the first book, The Boy with a Porcelain Blade which told an awesome coming of age tale set in a dark, twisted Italian Renaissance world...
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20. Alex Verus
by Jacka, Benedict
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If Harry Dresden has a doppelganger in the genre, it's probably Alex Verus. Take all the elements of Harry Dresden, then make the hero less powerful and lot more ruthless...
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21. The Goblin Emperor
by Addison, Katherine
- On the same lists
A powerful coming of age tale about a rejected half-goblin, half-elven prince who comes unexpectedly to power when an accident kills his father, the emperor, and half brothers. It's a...
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Memory, Sorrow, And Thorn book 1 Start here
22. Memory, Sorrow, And Thorn
by Williams, Tad
- Same author
Epic fantasy with attention to characters and details.
Tad Williams' series was the source of inspiration for many of the titles on the listand some outside of it. Authors like R.R. Martin, Patrick Rothfuss, and more all cite...
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Memory, Sorrow, And Thorn book 2
23. Memory, Sorrow, And Thorn
by Williams, Tad
- Same author
There are writers who like to write pulp and there are some writers who like to write fiction. Williams is the latter. Memory, Sorrow, Thorn. This series has made pretty...
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24. The Traitor Son Cycle
by Cameron, Miles
- On the same lists
Epic fantasy meets medieval historical fiction.And about fucking time.No more cutting off heads with butter knives, riding days in full plate armor without feeling a scratch of discomfort, fighting for...
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The Red Queen's War book 1 Start here
25. Prince Of Fools
by Lawrence, Mark
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Mark Lawrence's newest 2014 release in his new The Red Queen's War trilogy, set in the same world as his Broken Empire trilogy. This time around he focuses his efforts...
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26. The Dagger And The Coin
by Abraham, Daniel
- On the same lists
Five books in now, this series is turning out to be one of the best in the genre. If you are expecting another sort of Wheel of Time or Stormlight...
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The Divine Cities book 1 Start here
27. City Of Stairs
by Bennett, Robert Jackson
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Robert Jackson Bennett is one of the most talented writers in the genre but who has, for whatever reason, been mostly overlooked by the average reader. His best book (in...
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28. Chronicle Of The Unhewn Throne
by Staveley, Brian
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The emperor is dead and the empire in turmoil. With these dark scenes, Stavely’s series opens, and things don’t let up from there. A son and heir, Valyn is training...
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Worldbreaker Saga book 1 Start here
29. The Mirror Empire
by Hurley, Kameron
- On the same lists
This first installment in the Worldbreaker Saga (the second came out last October) is an epic fantasy with intriguing world(s), an engaging plot, and complex characters. Throughout the 500 plus...
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The Chronicles Of The Black Company book 1 Start here
30. The Black Company
by Cook, Glen
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An elite mercenary unit is the focus of this series. It is a mix of fantasy, gritty realism, and military fiction. It is often cited as an inspiration for the Grimdark sub-genre.
In an era when fantasy was about honorable farm boys with magic swords and a noble destiny, Glen Cook said 'fuck that mess; let's have some amoral pricks doing bad...
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