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30 fantasy books to read after Talion: Revenant, by Stackpole, Michael A., the closest match first.

  1. Elantris

    1. Elantris

    by Sanderson, Brandon

    • On the same lists

    This fantasy fiction novel will suck you in. Elantris is one of the best standalone fantasy books in the genre. It's about addictive as chocolate and a whole lot healthier!...

  2. The Etched City

    2. The Etched City

    by Bishop, K.j.

    • On the same lists

    The Etched city was formed from the love union between Stephen King and China Mieville. If you want a more complex fantasy novel with a good dose of the bizarre,...

  3. Bartemaus

    3. Bartemaus

    by Stroud, Jonathan

    • On the same lists

    This series follows a magician in training and Bartimaeus, a 5,000 year old djinni (who has quite the wit).

    In a genre that's collapsing under the weight of cloned Tolkien worlds, hackneyed plots, and stick-thin characters, it's hard to find something new and interesting. That is until you read...

  4. Nos4r2

    4. Nos4r2

    by Hill, Joe

    • On the same lists

    One of those weird trips into a nightmare land that you want to wake up from but can't. NOS4R2 reads with the same style and power of Stephen King horror...

  5. The Lightbringer Trilogy

    5. The Lightbringer Trilogy

    by Weeks, Brent

    • On the same lists

    A recent epic fantasy trilogy, but one of the most exciting epic fantasy series the past decade. The Lightbringer has probably the most unique magic system I've seen yet in...

  6. World Without End

    6. World Without End

    by Russell, Sean

    • On the same lists

    Sean Russell writes books for people who like to read. Ponderous, slow, and often steeped in mystery, his worlds are rich with characterization and plot. His "Moontide and Magic" is...

  7. Forgotten Beasts Of Eld

    7. Forgotten Beasts Of Eld

    by Mckillip, Patricia A.

    • On the same lists

    An endearing modern classic that won the World Fantasy Award, The Forgotten Beasts of Eld is a powerful tale about a good young sorceress who is wronged because of man's...

  8. A Song For Arbonne

    8. A Song For Arbonne

    by Kay, Guy Gavriel

    • On the same lists

    An Historical Fantasy that focuses on the clash between two cultures and features intrigue, romance, mystery, revenge and redemption.

    A book that's powerful in the beauty of its lyrical prose, the powerful descriptions, and the deep characters. This is a book that has more in common with pure historical...

  9. Fortress Draconis

    The Dragoncrown War Cycle book 2

    9. Fortress Draconis

    by Stackpole, Michael A.

    • Same author

    This High Fantasy series has gone under the radar for some reason. It's fantasy in the classic epic tradition. A band of heroes strives against an all-powerful sorceress. The most...

  10. Tigana

    10. Tigana

    by Kay, Guy Gavriel

    • On the same lists

    Tigana is based on Renaissance Italy. Kay uses Italian politics to make the story seem plausible.

    Tigana is both a sweeping epic and a look into human nature – flaws and all. The characters and plot exist in an area of grey where good and evil...

  11. The Golem And The Jinni

    11. The Golem And The Jinni

    by Wecker, Helene

    • On the same lists

    In Wecker's debut novel, two very unusual immigrants arrive, separately, in 19th century immigrant New York. These two characters are (unsurprisingly) a golem named Chava, created by a Jewish rabbi...

  12. The Broken Sword

    12. The Broken Sword

    by Anderson, Poul

    • On the same lists

    Dark gritty fantasy the way it's meant to be: violent, brutal, mythical, and supremely well written. Much has been made about the recent grimdark movement, with much credit being given...

  13. The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz

    13. The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz

    by Baum, L. Frank

    • On the same lists

    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Another classic quest story about a young girl who just wants to go home.

    A true classic and not at all like the movie. Because of the popularity of the movie, many assume the book and the movie are the same; but this is...

  14. The Anubis Gates

    14. The Anubis Gates

    by Powers, Tim

    • On the same lists

    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...

  15. The Neverending Story

    15. The Neverending Story

    by Ende, Michael

    • On the same lists

    The protagonist is a shy and awkward boy with a grand imagination. He becomes a character in a book where he takes on a mission of heroic significance.

    The Neverending Story is a perfect example of how badly a film version of a beloved book can go. For people who hadn't read the book, the film was probably...

  16. Devices And Desires

    16. Devices And Desires

    by Parker, K. J.

    • On the same lists

    KJ Parker is a highly underrated author. His (or her...the author writes under a pseudonym) books are not the normal fantasy fare. Expect complicated characters, moral ambiguity, deep themes, and...

  17. The Dark Glory War

    The Dragoncrown War Cycle book 1 Start here

    17. The Dark Glory War

    by Stackpole, Michael A.

    • Same author

    New York Times bestselling author Michael A. Stackpole is a recognized star of military fantasy. The Dark Glory War is a thrilling new tale set in a world threatened by...

  18. When Dragons Rage

    The Dragoncrown War Cycle book 3

    18. When Dragons Rage

    by Stackpole, Michael A.

    • Same author

    Michael A. Stackpole, New York Times bestselling author and master of epic fantasy, continues his unforgettable chronicle of a world divided by war, betrayal, desire, and two rival magicks. ....

  19. The Grand Crusade

    The Dragoncrown War Cycle book 4

    19. The Grand Crusade

    by Stackpole, Michael A.

    • Same author

    In this incredible conclusion to the epic fantasy saga, continuing from When Dragons Rage, New York Times bestselling author Michael A. Stackpole returns to a world of mystery, prophecy, and...

  20. The Dragoncrown War Cycle

    20. The Dragoncrown War Cycle

    by Stackpole, Michael A.

    • Same author

    An almost painful amount of battle scenes and gore, to the point where reading yet another description about how a goblin’s head was mashed to pulp by a sword loses...

  21. The Last Unicorn

    21. The Last Unicorn

    by Beagle, Peter S.

    • On the same lists

    A beautiful, beautiful tale that will haunt you for the rest of your life. It's a simple story with a hell of a lot of heart. There's a good reason...

  22. American Gods

    22. American Gods

    by Gaiman, Neil

    • On the same lists
    Hugo winner 2002 Nebula winner 2002

    Neil Gaiman is an ever-popular writer who's branched into cinema, comics, and books. Quite a few people will argue that Neverwhere or Stardust is better than American Gods, but I...

  23. The Hobbit

    23. The Hobbit

    by Tolkien, J.r.r.

    • On the same lists

    An unforgettable story and a tale that never gets old. It's not as broad in scope as Lord of the Rings which is not really a standalone, nor does it...

  24. Good Omens

    24. Good Omens

    by Gaiman, Neil

    • On the same lists

    Fantasy has never been so clever or funny as it is in the brilliant Good Omens.Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaimen form a super team and pen one of the funniest...

  25. 11/22/63

    25. 11/22/63

    by King, Stephen

    • On the same lists

    The best Stephen King in a decade, and even a coin toss for his best work yet. King takes a well-known historical event, the Assassination of JFK, and does something...

  26. The Book Of Joby

    26. The Book Of Joby

    by Ferrari, Mark J.

    • On the same lists

    Oh this is a clever one. The premise is that God and Satan make a bet, a bet they have made countless times. But this time, the cards are stacked...

  27. The Name Of The Wind

    27. The Name Of The Wind

    by Rothfuss, Patrick

    • On the same lists

    Kvothe is a legend, and the man who now runs a quiet inn under another name is not eager to talk about it. When a chronicler tracks him down, he...

  28. Lord Of The Flies

    28. Lord Of The Flies

    by Golding, William

    • On the same lists

    A plane carrying schoolboys crashes on an uninhabited Pacific island with no adults left alive. Ralph, who is elected leader after blowing a conch to gather the others, tries to...

  29. The Martian

    29. The Martian

    by Weir, Andy

    • On the same lists

    #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • “Brilliant . . . a celebration of human ingenuity [and] the purest example of real-science sci-fi for many years . . . utterly compelling.”—The...

  30. The Abyss Beyond Dreams

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    30. The Abyss Beyond Dreams

    by Hamilton, Peter F.

    • On the same lists

    A self-proclaimed prophet is haunted by visions of a lost civilisation, and the Commonwealth's founder, Nigel Sheldon, goes to find out whether they come from the Void, the vast region...

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