could i sugest "The name of the wind" and "A Wise Man's Fear" they are really good fantasy books, the main gimmick is that the incredible things have already happened and the main character the great hero is an older sad man that owns a inn and he tells a writter about his story from the point where things can't be changed it is just a real good book not too high fantasy, like i would suggest actually reading the prologue which is what actually got me to read it, it is just short, sweet and sets the tone very well
Going to do what I always do when fantasy comes up and reccomend Joe Abercrombie. And he actually writes books unlike a lot of people that get reccomended.
It's not higher calibre than game of thrones, but I actually really liked the Drizzt prequel books. Homeland, Exile and Sojourn. I wasn't so hot on the other books in the series. They are ok. I also really liked the Erevis Cale trilogy by Paul S. Kemp. Both trilogies are set in the forgotten realms, which is a Dungeons and Dragons thing.
I am actually a super big fan of LoTR, I have read them several times as well as the silmarilion and the hobbit.
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could i sugest "The name of the wind" and "A Wise Man's Fear" they are really good fantasy books, the main gimmick is that the incredible things have already happened and the main character the great hero is an older sad man that owns a inn and he tells a writter about his story from the point where things can't be changed it is just a real good book not too high fantasy, like i would suggest actually reading the prologue which is what actually got me to read it, it is just short, sweet and sets the tone very well
Going to do what I always do when fantasy comes up and reccomend Joe Abercrombie. And he actually writes books unlike a lot of people that get reccomended.
It's not higher calibre than game of thrones, but I actually really liked the Drizzt prequel books. Homeland, Exile and Sojourn. I wasn't so hot on the other books in the series. They are ok. I also really liked the Erevis Cale trilogy by Paul S. Kemp. Both trilogies are set in the forgotten realms, which is a Dungeons and Dragons thing.
I am actually a super big fan of LoTR, I have read them several times as well as the silmarilion and the hobbit.
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