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William's epic effort that established him as a genre heavyweight. Like Donaldson's Covenant series, too many peopel give up early on these series |
Alternate history WWII novel, where the Axis powers won. Classic by perhaps all said tIMHo the Best Sci-fi writer. |
Classic epic fantasy series featuring Thomas Covenant, one of the most fully realized characters in epic fantasy. A and epic that is truly an epic, not just in name. |
Incredible work. One of the best uses of POVS, with historical (well some famous fictional characters. |
Joyce is underappreciated by the bulk of the buying market IMHO. He won't be on my list, not his last appearance on my list about a man, coping with loss of his wife who is inflicted with visons of Mary Magdalene . |
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3 Collections, (Parts I, II, and III), of classic pulp,. These collections are IMHO the best way to collect this work |
Another relatively new epic fantasy series. One of the few current examples that ae really of great quality. Besides Martin IMHO this is the best ongoing epic fantasy series out. |
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Dark, urban fantasy, depicting what happens to people who "fall through the cracks" of society. Gaiman's second appearance (Sandman) |
Collection from nightshade, (there are more, I cannot attest to them). Terrific chance to read Dunsany (second time he is listed on this list) |
IMHO with Jack Whyte the definitive Arthurian novel. |
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