mamculuna | Aug. 11th, 2011

So I was OK with the top 100 SF/Fantasy books by NPR, but there were a few about which I know nothing. I'd read most, heard of others, or at least of the authors, but these are completely new to me. Should I read them? What would you compare them to?

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The Belgariad

Mistborn Trilogy

The Hyperion Cantos

World War Z

An Oral History of the Zombie War

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The Riftwar Saga

The Sword of Shannara Trilogy

The Farseer Trilogy

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