The most popular French sword & sorcery books

Sword and sorcery is fantasy at its fastest and most personal. A wandering warrior, a thief or a mercenary faces monsters, cults and scheming sorcerers, usually for gold or survival and not to save the world. The stories are short, bloody and full of swagger, and you can start almost anywhere. Only books in French are listed.

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Bilbo le Hobbit
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Bilbo le Hobbit

J. R. R. Tolkien

1972 · 2012 edition

443 pages

L'Assassineuse
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L'Assassineuse

Sarah J. Maas

2012 · 2013 edition

503 pages

Eragon
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Eragon

Christopher Paolini

1998 · 2006 edition

702 pages

Dune
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Dune

Frank Herbert

1973 · 2021 edition

630 pages

Le Nom du vent
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Le Nom du vent

Patrick Rothfuss

2007 · 2009 edition

648 pages

L'Empire ultime
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L'Empire ultime

Brandon Sanderson

2006 · 2010 edition

606 pages

Le puits de l'ascension
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Le puits de l'ascension

Brandon Sanderson, Брендон Сандерсон

2007 · 2012 edition

1049 pages

L'Île au trésor
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L'Île au trésor

Robert Louis Stevenson

1970 · 1999 edition

480 pages

Stardust
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Stardust

Neil Gaiman

1995 · 2007 edition

221 pages

Peter pan
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Peter pan

James Matthew Barrie

1970 · 2021 edition

162 pages

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