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Topic	OK CE, what are some good unique fantasy books or series to read?
OctilIery 01/04/18 8:57:10 PM #11:	pinky0926 posted... sellerdore posted... Patrick Rothfuss' Kingkiller Chronicles are pretty good -- there's a little bit of "good and evil" aspect to it, but I like his prose, and there's quite a bit of character building that I enjoyed. First book is called Name of the Wind. Fair warning though, it's unfinished -- only the first two books of the (planned) trilogy are released. Can attest to this. There's also an unusual dynamic (for a fantasy series) where it's not entirely clear what you should believe from the narrator. Kvothe is totally full of shit, bound to be. It just fits his personality too well. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:893440441] in OK CE, wha... [t:76169125]...</cite> <quote><cite>pinky0926 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>sellerdore posted...</cite> <quote>Patrick Rothfuss' Kingkiller Chronicles are pretty good -- there's a little bit of "good and evil" aspect to it, but I like his prose, and there's quite a bit of character building that I enjoyed. First book is called Name of the Wind. Fair warning though, it's unfinished -- only the first two books of the (planned) trilogy are released.</quote> Can attest to this. There's also an unusual dynamic (for a fantasy series) where it's not entirely clear what you should believe from the narrator.</quote> Kvothe is totally full of shit, bound to be. It just fits his personality too well.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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