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Listopia > Robert's votes on the list Favorite Standalone Fantasy Novels (14 Books)
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Stardust
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"The ultimate feel-good, make-you-feel-like-being-read-a-bedtime-story, fairy tale for grown-ups."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Momo
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"A fable for children and grown-ups, rewarding at any age, and a masterpiece of beautiful language."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Die unendliche Geschichte
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"I honestly don't think any other book was as influential on my own sense of stories as this."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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The Princess Bride
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"Another wonderful fairy tale for grown-ups."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Redemption in Indigo
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"A wonderful fairy tale for grown-ups."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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The Falling Woman
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"All the protagonists are women, and they are all complex, messy, not-sugar-and-spice people, and the book somehow resonates at every level."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Among Others
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"The subtlest fantasy novel ever written, a declaration of love for reading and fandom."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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In Great Waters
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"The most impressive worldbuilding, and a masterpiece of slowly building tension."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Kindred
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"A classic and a masterpiece."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
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"One of the funniest novels ever written. Never has the apocalypse been so joyful."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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A Monster Calls: Inspired by an Idea from Siobhan Dowd
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"Warning: might make you cry, even if you are a grown man."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Deep Water
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"Cornwall is a character, and the atmosphere is rich, the story rewarding."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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Riding the Unicorn
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"The grittiest crossover fantasy novel, with a hero who is a working class, domestically violent prison guard, struggling with his fear that he might be going insane (while being drawn into fantasy lands)"
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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The Twyning
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"An absorbing, evocative tale of rats and humans."
Robert
rated it 5 stars
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