Domes of Fire
Howard Hughes
1992 · 2015 edition
592 pages
The most popular 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.
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Test Of The Twins (Dragonlance Legends)
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
1986 · 1999 edition
345 pages
The Ragpicker King
Cassandra Clare
Published 2025
557 pages
Running With the Demon (Word and the Void)
Terry Brooks
1997 · 2007 edition
448 pages
Magic's Pawn
Mercedes Lackey
Published 1989
349 pages
Season of Storms
Andrzej Sapkowski, David French
Published 2018
432 pages
The Crippled God
Steven Erikson
2007 · 2011 edition
848 pages
Castle Roogna
Piers Anthony
1979 · 1997 edition
256 pages
The Rage of Dragons
Evan Winter
2017 · 2019 edition
544 pages
The Death of Dulgath (Riyria Chronicles)
Michael J. Sullivan, Marc Simonetti
Published 2015
350 pages
Arrow's Fall
Mercedes Lackey
Published 1988
319 pages
All the Weyrs of Pern
Anne McCaffrey, Simone Hilling
1991 · 1997 edition
404 pages
Arrow's Flight
Mercedes Lackey
1987 · 1989 edition
320 pages
The Jasmine Throne (The Burning Kingdoms, 1)
Tasha Suri
Published 2021
576 pages
Crucible of Gold
Naomi Novik
2012 · 2022 edition
352 pages
Victory of Eagles
Naomi Novik, Simon Vance
2008 · 2009 edition
344 pages
Who Fears Death
Nnedi Okorafor
2010 · 2018 edition
400 pages
The Innocent Mage
Karen Miller
2005 · 2010 edition
522 pages
The Stardust Thief
Chelsea Abdullah
Published 2022
480 pages
Dragonlance Chronicles
Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
1988 · 2025 edition
1056 pages
The Wolf and the Woodsman
Ava Reid
Published 2021
448 pages
Night Mare
Piers Anthony
1983 · 1995 edition
320 pages
The Omen Machine
Terry Goodkind, Sam Tsoutsouvas
Published 2011
528 pages
Sorcery and Small Magics
Maiga Doocy
2024 · 2025 edition
384 pages