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Fantasy Literature

Xyzse

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5. Anything by Guy Gavriel Kay

Reply to Matariki (Original post)

Wed Jul 25, 2012, 03:56 PM

Jul 2012

He only did a few series. His books are usually stand alones.

Go for Tigana.

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Reading recommendations? [View all] Matariki Jul 2012 OP

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Well I like Robert Jordan, but he is not for everyone. white_wolf Jul 2012 #4

Anything by Guy Gavriel Kay Xyzse Jul 2012 #5

Hugh Howey gollygee Jul 2012 #6

I really enjoyed Wool Matariki Jul 2012 #7

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Thanks Fortinbras. I'll definitely check that series out. Matariki Sep 2012 #10

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