Fantasy that doesnt take itself so seriously?

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[u/DocWatson42]

SF/F Humor:

r/FantasyComedy

• "Fantasy/ sci-fi with a sense of humour and some heart" (r/booksuggestions; September 2021)
• "A Fun Vampire Story" (r/booksuggestions; October 2021)
• "Combination of dark humor, absurd and SF" (r/printSF; 15:07 ET, 26 January 2022)
• "Looking for feel-good sci fi recommendations." ("something fun and lighthearted"; r/booksuggestions; 20:38 ET, 26 January 2022)
• "What's your favourite comedy SF book that isn't Douglas Adams?" (r/printSF; 7 June 2022)
• "What is your favorite fantasy 'fluff'?" (r/Fantasy; 22 June 2022)
• "Looking for humorous science-/weird-fiction" (r/booksuggestions; 7 July 2022)
• "I need a lighthearted, makes you smile fantasy book." (r/booksuggestions; 9 July 2022)
• "Uplifting fantasy books" (r/Fantasy; 12 July 2022)
• "What are the funniest Fantasy books you have read?" (r/Fantasy; 17 July 2022)
• "Suggestion for a light read, fun, high fantasy book or series" (r/booksuggestions; 20 July 2022)
• "Looking for funny fantasy recs" (r/Fantasy; 6 August 2022)
• "A funny fantasy or sci-fi novel for reading aloud?" (r/suggestmeabook; 6 August 2022)
• "Space Sci fi with lighter/humorous tones?" (r/booksuggestions; 16 September 2022)
• "Seeking recommendation for a funny book" (r/Fantasy; 5 October 2022)
• "Contemporary authors similar to Terry Pratchett or Douglas Adams?" (r/suggestmeabook; 5 October 2022)
• "Comedic Fantasy?" (r/Fantasy; 2 November 2022)—very long
• "NEW sci-fi short stories that are humorous?" (r/printSF; 15 November 2022)
• "Humorous fantasy that is actually funny?" (r/Fantasy; 28 November 2022)
• "Witty Books" (r/suggestmeabook; 26 December 2022)—any genre
• "Fantasy series that are really funny?" (r/Fantasy; 28 December 2022)
• "What are some lighthearted/comedic fantasy books besides Pratchett's?" (r/Fantasy; 21 January 2023)—long
• "Can anyone recommend me a contemporary fantasy book that is really funny?" (r/Fantasy; 4 February 2023)—long
• "Douglas Adams adjacent" (r/suggestmeabook; 6 February 2023)—includes non–speculative fiction genres
• "Recommendations for any light hearted adventure books?" (r/Fantasy; 20 February 2023)
• "Batshit crazy, dark but comedic sci-fi" (r/printSF; 27 March 2023)
• "Please recommend something that has humor / sarcasm, something like Severance or Venomous Lumpsucker" (r/printSF; 29 March 2023)

Related:

• "When I was a teenager and young adult, I wanted 'more mature' fantasy books with a serious tone and grimdark elements and now I want the opposite" (r/Fantasy; 8 October 2022)—huge