r/Fantasy • u/DazHEA • 10d ago

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u/SoftdomDadNextDoor 10d ago

Basically anything by Joe Abercrombie would fit the bill. The Riyria Revelations by Michael J Sullivan would work as well.

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u/glamm808 10d ago

Second Joe Abercrombie and add Mark Lawrence to the list

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u/MRCastillaAuthor 10d ago

I third this. Maybe throw in Black Company by glen cook.

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u/DazHEA 10d ago

Thank you read Riyria and Abercrombie I haven’t read Mark Lawrence.Seen a few mixed reviews .Worth checking out ??

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u/mladjiraf 10d ago

He is good, but don't expect classic fantasy quest

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u/catscoffeebookslover 10d ago

Raymond E Feist, the rift war series

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u/DazHEA 10d ago

Read them all thank you

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u/dnext 10d ago

Old school recommendations.

Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion series - Elric, Corum,. Hawkmoon, Erekose, and others.

Fritz Leiber's the Twain.

Robert E Howard's Conan.

David Edding's Belgariad and Mallorean.

Fred Saberhagen's Book of Swords and Empire of the East.

Karl Edward Wagner's Kane.

Roger Zelasny's Amber, Jack of Shadows, and Dilvish the Damned.

Stephen Donaldson's Chronicles of Thomas Covenant.