Favorite fantasy book? (Page 10)

near50ohoh: too bad that would make an awesome story i'd watch!!

mcwelsh: the merlin trilogy,, by mk hume,,,, fan-bloody-tastic,,

Aussiekitty: The lion the witch and the wardrobe

Wonderbunny: neil gaiman's sandman stories

Maemuffin: The Host. Although some might think that's a science fiction

johndeckelmann8: I have just released a book titled The Legends of Capia. My first attempt to write a fantasy/adventure series. I invite all of you to have a look. The book is available by name on most book sites with sample pages available. Thank you.

DrDrifter: The Unicorn although I've not read it. Can't find it anywhere. Apart from brief extracts and synopses' in internret and cartoon form. But boy.. classic.

Felagund: Tolkien's The Sillmarillion is the fantasy gospel. For lighter reading David Gemmell's Troy trillogy.

Wonderbunny: Wormwood by G P Taylor is a good book for lighter reading.

rjay4387: The Game of Thrones books are just flat out better than LOTR

mo21nk: http://www.amazon.com/BANISHED-THE-LEGENDS-OF-MATAI-ebook/dp/B00HKMKL8W/ref=pd_rhf_pe_p_dnr_1

AlphaOmegaSun: A Song of Ice and Fire, Harry Potter, Malazan Book of the Fallen, The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, The Silmarillion, The Children of Hurin, Unfinished Tales of Numenor and Middle-Earth, The Witcher saga, The Kingkiller Chronicle and the Warcraft novel series.

Angel M: The Keeper, but I'm biased. I've done the Harry Potter, Hobbit, Twilight, The Warded Man. Tried the Immortal Instruments but couldn't get into it. Looking for something different now. Vampired out at the moment, but if someone comes up with a totally different take on them, I'm game.

DrDrifter: I love big George R and all the Game of Thrones books so please don't get me wrong when I say this, but he is not the artist he says he is. If you want a writer who knows how to do the job artistically- by this I mean someone who has a real sensitivity to what good art actually is, and incorporates that sensitivity into his writing then read Guy Gavriel Kay. He's your man : )

shortallman: I like David Gemmel. Great author. The Drenai tales.

shaandar: Stephen King The Dark Tower series. Read it a long time ago but still remember how good it was.

AlphaOmegaSun: The Dark Tower series is pretty amazing.

shaandar: Reading H.P. Love craft's The call of cthulhu. Not sure if it's a fav yet but it's heavy

Aesop Rocket: the way of shadows is a great book, the dark angel trilogy is really great digging em

rhymenreason4158: The Warded Man...can't remember author...a friend suggested it and I loved it. Supposed to be a 2nd in series but it hasn't come out yet!

ThirstyWater: A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller, Jr. is by far the best post-apocalyptic fantasy/sci fi novel I've ever read.

Angel M: The Warded Man by Peter V. Brett-love the series! Currently into Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind, and The Wise Man's Fear. Not of fan of the cliff hanger endings but the series really keeps my attention which is very hard to do. Kudos to both of these authors and keep the books coming!

Archangel Azrael: Oh, the Name of the Wind. LOTR will ever be my first love, but the Name just strikes me in blood and bone.

spaceMonkey711: I really enjoyed Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan/Brandon Sanderson & also the Nephilim trilogy by L.A. Marzulli..Firethorn by Sarah Micklem was also excellent, though i still have yet to read the next 2 books in that trilogy

DrDrifter: Such a pity he died that time Monkey. I didn't finish that Wheel Of Time series. Have read some of Sanderson's stuff since and while he's quite good for me he'll never be another RJ.