Hello everyone... i'm sure most of you read seeing as though a browser based game does take a good emignation. I was woundering what were some good authors of the fantasy genre. I've read to the bone... anne mccafery Peirs anthony L. E. Modessit Jr. Robert Jordan adn orson scott card... any sujestions?

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i dont remember the author but Pendragon is a good book

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RA Salvatore fantasy author has written about 25 books for the forgotten realms.

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forgoten realms are grate books

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Ok, here we go.
DAvid Eddings: Belgariad series and Tamuli Series
Terry pratchett, Diskworld series,
Jack Whyte, skystone series
HArry harrison, Hammer and the cross series
Harry turtledove: Videsso series
C S Friedman: Black sun trilogy
Christopher Rowley: Basil Broketail series
Robert ASprin : MYTH series
Gordon R dickson: George and the dragon series
Frd Saberhagen: the swords series
Lawarence Watt evans: ??? series
George R martin
RAymond Fiest: Krondor series
William R Forstchen: lost regiment series
Christopher Stacheff:
David b coe
Eric flint:ranks of bronze/foreign legions

These are all of the series author I can think of off of the top of my head. I have 350-400 books in my library. Mostly sci fi/ fantasy. With all of the usual book that they had me read through out my school career. If you run through these let me know. I can get you a list of individual book authors

Eddings is solid, Pratchett is funny, Whyte gives the Arthurian tales a Historical Fiction view, Cs friedman's is very good.
The rest are readable and enjoyable.

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Don't much like fantasy, but enjoy anything by Asimov or Heinland in the SciFi category. AE van Voit is sort of a bit to the fantasy side of SciFi and is also very good.

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Thanks guys.

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As for me, I have a short list, darn'

Robert Jorden,

The Wheel of Time, 11 books out so far, a 12th coming soon

and The Outstretched Shadow,
by Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory

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I have about 300 sci-fi and fantasy books as well, there's a great publisher in Lithuania which publishes a long series of what they claim is world's best fantasy and sci-fi, well there are some good ones I'd like some more though, I'll buy english ones I see in this topic if I'll find them, I like to read in original language if I can...

Glen Cook: "Black Company" series
Ursula LeGuin: "Wizard of Earthsea" series
Roger Zelazny, "Amber" series

Some random books and books about Forgotten Realms too, to lazy to write them here... Didn't like them enough to look up exact names but they were pretty good as well to be mentioned here

I also like sci-fi but since this is a place for fantasy books...
Well, some fantasy books from Sergej Lukjanenko are good, like "The Boy and the Darkness", although sci-fi books written by him are better, "Day Watch", "Night Watch" and "Twilight Watch" series were incredible, also "The Spectrum" (not sure about translation, I have read them all in russian ).
Oh yeah, if "Harry Potter" can be classified as fantasy, then I liked this one as well

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