I’m convinced that thousands of epic fantasy readers are missing out because of exaggerated reports about the challenges of reading this series.
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10 Underrated Works of Epic Fantasy
A close look at nine underrated works of epic fantasy for fans of Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson, Robin Hobb, Terry Brooks, Joe Abercrombie, Tad Williams, or Peter V. Brett.
Why Readers Love Patrick Rothfuss: Digging into the Data
Actual reader data on why people love Patrick Rothfuss’s The Name of the Wind.
Top-Tier Epic Fantasy Written by Women
Here’s a modest handful of outstanding epic fantasy written by women.
7 Works of High Fantasy for Readers Who Love The Lord of the Rings
Many high fantasy or epic fantasy works evoke a similar sense of beauty, adventure, heroism, depth, and melancholy as Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. Here are just seven series that share key similarities.
Actual Data on Why People Love The Lord of the Rings
Fans of The Lord of the Rings cite the characters, rereadability, reader transportation, and world-building as top reasons they love the series.
9 Unmistakable Epic Fantasy Artists
A close look at nine epic fantasy artists whose work truly distinguishes itself.
There Are Many Paths to Tread (Part II): 6 Different Publishing Paths for Indie Fantasy Authors
How do independent fantasy authors get published and sell their books? This article looks closely at how six indie fantasy authors have done this.
Epic Comparisons and Reading Recommendations: Finding the Right High Fantasy to Read Next
I’ve been searching a long time for means and methods to truly know if a certain series or even just a lone book is the right fit for me before I dive in to try reading it. I always have an overly long list of books to read. Too often, however, the books on that list don’t match what I thought I was told to expect, and I end up spending my time and energy elsewhere.
