What r/Fantasy is talking about this week

What’s the John wick of fantasy books? I’m looking for a book that isn’t all about wonderful story, fleshed out characters, or anything like that. I just want action. Beautiful wonderful action.

I was scrolling just now and saw a post on a video game forum asking about whether people were taking a day off work/school Nov 19 for the new GTA game. I thought that was odd. It’s not like the...

A neverending search since I first got into this genre 15+ years ago when I first read Game of Thrones. Sanderson, Abercrombie, Brown, Bancroft, Islington, Dinniman. Etc...never could quite...

Guys, I am SO upset that I have been sleeping on Janny Wurts. I started Curse of the Mistwraith yesterday and I’m completely blown away by both her world building and prose. And don’t even get me...

It's such a beautiful experience. Warriors and honor in a world surrounded by darkness. I wish I had picked it up sooner. Frodo alongwith his Fellowship of the Ring just left Rivendel towards...

I'm looking to read books that are focused on an elite unit meant for warfare or infiltration. Something darker in tone would be nice but not required. If you have any recommendations put it in...

Looking for recs for some BRUTAL fantasy that still has a good main hero and everything. I’ve read The Dark Tower, Stormlight, LOTR, Red Rising (not fantasy I know) currently on the Witcher, and...

&x200B; Hey r/Fantasy! I'm Wole Talabi, africanfuturist writer, engineer, and author of SHIGIDI AND THE BRASS HEAD OF OBALUFON, along with numerous short stories published in places like Asimov's,...