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You have read a lot of the stuff I would suggest. I may have missed it but the Malazan books are pretty good if not mildly confusing. If you are going to sci-fi I'd like to suggest Altered Carbon as one of my all time favorite books and the Deathstalker series as a guilty pleasure.
Well, what type of book are you in the mood to read? I've got a list of some good ones you haven't rated though:The Legend of Eli Monpress: I saw you liked the Gentleman Bastards series and the Riyria Revelations. This one is similar to those and one of my favorite book series.
Jonathon Strange and Mr Norrell: If you liked the Malazan books, I figure you're probably a patient reader (I think). This book is a slow burner to start with but has a great payoff in the end.
Promise of Blood: I saw you liked Sanderson's books and the Lightbringer trilogy. This book gives off a similar vibe for me.
Other than those, I've got a list of some other good ones you haven't rated yet:
The Last Unicorn
The Cloud Roads
Among Thieves
Sixty-One Nails
American Gods
Anansi Boys
Stardust
Neverwhere
The Long Walk (horror)
Light on Shattered Water (Sci-fish)
The Demon of Cliffside
The Painted Man
Shameless plug! Having seen your impressive repertoire of good books, I couldn't help but feel enticed to let you first know about your good tastes, and secondly, because much of what I saw was high epic fantasy.... feel free check out my book: The Knife's Edge by Matthew Wolf.
I'd be glad to send you an e-book (epub, .mobi, etc) too if interested and money is an issue, just let me know your e-mail.
The Knife's Edge
The Night's Masque series by Anne Lyle (first book is Alchemist of Souls)Red Country by Joe Abercrombie
Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence
Low Town by Daniel Polansky (UK title is Straight Razor Cure)
Night of Viljamur by Mark C. Newton (this is not my favorite, but I know a number of people that love it)
Matthew, your book has been added to my list. any author that puts himself out like that is definitely worth both my time and money. thank you!
I didn't see if you read Traitor's Blade or not. That's one I'd recommend for you if you haven't read it. I also read The Fifth Vertex several years ago, which was a strong indie epic fantasy with some cool world building.I'm going to add my 2016 best of fantasy reading list.
Joshua, my newest book The Chronicles of Aurion is currently free in ebook right now. It would be a good way to find out if my style suites you.The next book in the series would be Dragon's Fire.
Enjoy,
-Tiger
You’ve read some great fantasy! Have you read The Child Thief by Brom, Jim Butcher Dresden Files, Once and Future King, Redwall by Brian Jacques, His Majesty’s Dragon series by Naomi Novik, Le Morte d’Arthur by Thomas Malory, Shannara series by Terry Brooks, or Seventh Tower by Garth Nix? Some great sci-fi I loved: Foundation and Robot series by Isaac Asimov, anything by Arthur C Clarke, Hyperion by Dan Simmons, Enders Game and Enders Shadow series, Dune by Frank Herbert, and Dark Matter.
Hopefully there’s something you haven’t read I mentioned haha!
Beyond Redemption and the associated books in this world. A Man of Shadows and the second book.
The Poppy War
An Ember in the Ashes 3 books so far
The Fifth Season great trilogy
A Shadow in Summer Long Price Quartet
The Dragon's Path 5 books
Shadows of SelfThe Bands of Mourning
Children of Blood and Bone
Rivers of London (and the other books in the series)
The Wars Of Light And Shadow
Finally some off the wall,
Foundling
And
Dreamer
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I have a list for all the fantasy I've read.
http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...
I've had to take a break from Fantasy and start reading scifi because I'm running out of books to read.
Any ideas?
Thanks!