Epic Fantasy
Invented worlds with maps, and wars worth the map. Long-form fantasy at scale — many viewpoints, contested kingdoms, and a plot that takes several volumes to turn over.
On the Fantasy & the Invented shelf.
Books shelved as Epic Fantasy
- Ruin — John Gwynne
- The Goblin Emperor — Katherine Addison
- Fire and Hemlock — Diana Wynne Jones
- The Dragon and the Sun Lotus — Amélie Wen Zhao
- The Burning White — Brent Weeks
- Charon's Claw — R. A. Salvatore
- Passage to Dawn (Legacy of the Drow, #4; The Legend of Drizzt, #10) — R.A. Salvatore
- Turn Coat (The Dresden Files, #11) — Jim Butcher
- The Shadow of What Was Lost — James Islington
- Spear — Nicola Griffith
- Godslayers (Gearbreakers #2) — Zoe Hana Mikuta
- Martis the Brazen — Rien Gray
- A Duel with the Vampire Lord — Elise Kova
- The Fellowship of the Ring: Lord of the Rings, Book 1 — Unknown author
- The Rogue — Trudi Canavan
- The Way of Kings — Brandon Sanderson
- The Tombs of Atuan (Earthsea Cycle, #2) — Ursula K. Le Guin
- Beyond the Shadows (Night Angel, #3) — Brent Weeks
- Daughter of the Blood — Anne Bishop
- A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms — George R.R. Martin
- The Orc King — R. A. Salvatore
- A Deadly Education — Naomi Novik
- The Fires of Heaven — Robert Jordan
- Magician's Gambit — David Eddings
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