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Thể loại của mình là kiểu dungeon & dragon, như ngày trước mê đắm The Inheritance Cyce (Eragon), Song of ice and fire (lão già râu RR Martin hoài chưa chịu xì cuốn The Winds of Winter ra), series Lords of the rings, The hobbits, v.v...
Hôm trước cũng có đọc bộ The Spooks, tới cuốn 3-4 gì đó thì bỏ vì dở quá.
Đang đi kiếm truyện đọc, thấy có trang này gợi ý 51 truyện sau, mà ko biết nên đọc cuốn nào. Bà con ai đọc rồi chăng?
http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/fantasy-forever#.dwxA9lnJw
1. The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss
DAW Books
It’s not an understatement to say that this is the very best fantasy series currently underway. It’s only two books in at the moment (well, two and a half), so it’s a perfect time to jump in and get started. A rich and compelling story of a brilliant young man’s rise to become a legendary magician, framed by a present where he is middle-aged and seemingly powerless.
2. The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson
Tor Books
Another series that only has two books so far, so now’s the time to get involved. The one issue is that they’re BIG books, so the two Stormlight Archives feel more like four books. Luckily, they’re incredible, so you’ll tear through them. RIYL: really big swords, sorcery, and massive battle sequences.
3. A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin
Bantam Books
A Song of Ice and Fire, the series that A Game of Thrones belongs to, is a modern classic. If you enjoy the HBO show, you owe it to yourself to read the books. (Just be prepared for this thing to start real tight and end up sprawling.)
4. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Ballentine Books
If you’re reading a list of the best fantasy books, there’s like a 0% chance you haven’t read The Lord of the Rings books already, but just in case you somehow haven’t, you should. Required reading. Prerequisite for all fantasy.
5. The Lightbringer series by Brent Weeks
Orbit Books
Solid fantasy books with an intricate and fascinating system of magic. A little bit like how the power rings work in the Green Lantern comic books, except set in a fantasy world.
6. His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman
Scholastic
Adrian Hon,
Classic storybook fantasy full of witches, magic animal companions, and badass polar bears covered in armor. These books skew a little younger, but are still fun to read for adults as well.
7. Discworld by Terry Pratchett
Harper Collins
Discworld isn’t a traditional fantasy cycle, but more of a fantasy-themed and generally humorous collection of books, short stories, encyclopedias, and maps. There are 40 books in eight different storylines, so it’s quite an undertaking. Sadly, Terry Pratchett died earlier this year, and the final Discworld book, The Shepherd’s Crown, is expected to hit shelves this fall.
8. The First Law by Joe Abercrombie
Orbit Books
As violent, gritty, and unpredictable as Game of Thrones, but with more heart, humor, and sense of play. This series will draw you in immediately and make you fall in love with its troubled, complicated lead characters.
9. The Sword of Shannara Trilogy by Terry Brooks
Del Rey
Elves, Dark Lords, and quests to retrieve mythical swords in order to vanquish said Dark Lords. These are classic, epic fantasy books that feel an awful lot like the Lord of the Rings series at times, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The Lord of the Rings books are, after all, very, very good indeed.
10. Demon Cycle by Peter V. Brett
Luigi Novi /
A “hero’s journey” told through several protagonists and settings. As its name implies, the Demon Cycle exists in a complex and fascinating world where humans and demons are forced to live at constant odds with one another, and explores what happens when humans finally take a stand.
Thể loại của mình là kiểu dungeon & dragon, như ngày trước mê đắm The Inheritance Cyce (Eragon), Song of ice and fire (lão già râu RR Martin hoài chưa chịu xì cuốn The Winds of Winter ra), series Lords of the rings, The hobbits, v.v...
Hôm trước cũng có đọc bộ The Spooks, tới cuốn 3-4 gì đó thì bỏ vì dở quá.
Đang đi kiếm truyện đọc, thấy có trang này gợi ý 51 truyện sau, mà ko biết nên đọc cuốn nào. Bà con ai đọc rồi chăng?
http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/fantasy-forever#.dwxA9lnJw
1. The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss
DAW Books
It’s not an understatement to say that this is the very best fantasy series currently underway. It’s only two books in at the moment (well, two and a half), so it’s a perfect time to jump in and get started. A rich and compelling story of a brilliant young man’s rise to become a legendary magician, framed by a present where he is middle-aged and seemingly powerless.
2. The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson
Tor Books
Another series that only has two books so far, so now’s the time to get involved. The one issue is that they’re BIG books, so the two Stormlight Archives feel more like four books. Luckily, they’re incredible, so you’ll tear through them. RIYL: really big swords, sorcery, and massive battle sequences.
3. A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin
Bantam Books
A Song of Ice and Fire, the series that A Game of Thrones belongs to, is a modern classic. If you enjoy the HBO show, you owe it to yourself to read the books. (Just be prepared for this thing to start real tight and end up sprawling.)
4. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Ballentine Books
If you’re reading a list of the best fantasy books, there’s like a 0% chance you haven’t read The Lord of the Rings books already, but just in case you somehow haven’t, you should. Required reading. Prerequisite for all fantasy.
5. The Lightbringer series by Brent Weeks
Orbit Books
Solid fantasy books with an intricate and fascinating system of magic. A little bit like how the power rings work in the Green Lantern comic books, except set in a fantasy world.
6. His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman
Scholastic
Adrian Hon,
Classic storybook fantasy full of witches, magic animal companions, and badass polar bears covered in armor. These books skew a little younger, but are still fun to read for adults as well.
7. Discworld by Terry Pratchett
Harper Collins
Discworld isn’t a traditional fantasy cycle, but more of a fantasy-themed and generally humorous collection of books, short stories, encyclopedias, and maps. There are 40 books in eight different storylines, so it’s quite an undertaking. Sadly, Terry Pratchett died earlier this year, and the final Discworld book, The Shepherd’s Crown, is expected to hit shelves this fall.
8. The First Law by Joe Abercrombie
Orbit Books
As violent, gritty, and unpredictable as Game of Thrones, but with more heart, humor, and sense of play. This series will draw you in immediately and make you fall in love with its troubled, complicated lead characters.
9. The Sword of Shannara Trilogy by Terry Brooks
Del Rey
Elves, Dark Lords, and quests to retrieve mythical swords in order to vanquish said Dark Lords. These are classic, epic fantasy books that feel an awful lot like the Lord of the Rings series at times, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The Lord of the Rings books are, after all, very, very good indeed.
10. Demon Cycle by Peter V. Brett
Luigi Novi /
A “hero’s journey” told through several protagonists and settings. As its name implies, the Demon Cycle exists in a complex and fascinating world where humans and demons are forced to live at constant odds with one another, and explores what happens when humans finally take a stand.
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