The Black Unicorn
Terry Brooks
1987 · 2006 edition
286 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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Black Sun Rising
C.S. Friedman
1991 · 2006 edition
538 pages
The Daughters' War
Christopher Buehlman
Published 2024
388 pages
Oathbreakers
Mercedes Lackey
Published 1989
320 pages
Ogre, Ogre
Piers Anthony
1982 · 1997 edition
307 pages
The Dwarves (The Dwarves, 1)
Markus Heitz
2004 · 2009 edition
752 pages
Harry, a History The True Story of a Boy Wizard, His Fans, and Life Inside the Harry Potter Phenomenon
Melissa Anelli
Published 2008
356 pages
Dragon Prince
Melanie Rawn
1988 · 1989 edition
574 pages
Godkiller
Hannah Kaner
2023 · 2025 edition
400 pages
Wizard at Large
Terry Brooks
1988 · 2007 edition
291 pages
The Blacktongue Thief
Christopher Buehlman
Published 2021
432 pages
Myth Conceptions
Robert Asprin
1980 · 2022 edition
193 pages
Brief Cases (Dresden Files)
Jim Butcher
Published 2018
448 pages
The Hunger of the Gods
John Gwynne
2022 · 2025 edition
656 pages
Phantastes
George MacDonald
1981 · 2021 edition
178 pages
The Left-Handed Booksellers of London
Garth Nix
2020 · 2021 edition
432 pages
Renegade's Magic
Robin Hobb
2007 · 2008 edition
624 pages
The Skies of Pern
Anne McCaffrey
2001 · 2002 edition
480 pages
Letters from Father Christmas
J. R. R. Tolkien, Gérard-Georges Lemaire
1976 · 2023 edition
208 pages
Naamah's Kiss
Jacqueline Carey
2009 · 2010 edition
645 pages
Crewel Lye A Caustic Yarn
Piers Anthony
1984 · 1997 edition
273 pages
A Song for Arbonne
Guy Gavriel Kay
1992 · 2017 edition
640 pages
Dragonheart
Todd McCaffrey
2008 · 2010 edition
768 pages
Kindred Spirits
Mark Anthony, Ellen Porath
Published 1991
307 pages