Having syfy fantasy withdraws
- Alhen James
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Re: Having syfy fantasy withdraws
- NerdGirl91
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-Annie Dillard
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I found this book it is not a series but it got me started on my hunt for fantasy books. The book is called Heart's Blood by Juliet Marillier. I am a huge Kenyon fan and am working on my collection of her books.
Geralyn Dawson is another great author she did the Bad Luck Bride series!(Fantasy/ western)
- Ben Moore
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To lean in a more fantasy-heavy direction, I’d recommend some David Eddings. Maybe starting with his Belgariad series. Eddings himself said he was never going to win a Nobel prize for literature but he was a phenomenal storyteller and character creator. They’re pretty easy books but full of some of my favourite characters ever.
'Am reading more Oscar Wilde. What a tiresome, affected sod' - Noël Coward
- Redargen120
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Have you tried the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher? There are about 15 books; so if you like a series, this should keep you busy for a little while!
The books take place in modern-day Chicago and follow Harry Dresden, a Wizard, who consults for the local police department to help solve "unusual crimes". (Forgive my very basic description... they are not lame!) The books are incredibly well written, witty, and engaging.
Though the subject matter is of the fantasy realm, Jim Butcher crafts the stories in such a way as to make the fantastic seem like it could completely be a part of our world.
These are written in first person narrative (which not for everyone), but in this case I believe it adds to the story/character. You get a sense of what is in Harry Dresden's head and are entertained by his cynicism and banter.
Hope you enjoy it!