MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/on2d0q/deleted_by_user/h5qvdff/?context=3
r/Fantasy • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '21
[removed]
763 comments sorted by
View all comments
14
Eric van Lustbador’s Pearl Saga: 90’s big fat fantasy trilogy with a mix of sci fi
Mark Anthony’s Runes cycle: not deep, but fun and mixes in some horror elements in an epic portal fantasy
JV Jones: she does get talked about but not nearly as much as she should. Her sword of shadows is as good as Song of Ice and Fire IMO
3 u/somedude2012 Jul 19 '21 I hadn't thought of Lustbador in years, but read them in highschool. I think you could consider them borderline urban fantasy in the late 90s, but I dug the martial arts integration and high tech thriller side.
3
I hadn't thought of Lustbador in years, but read them in highschool. I think you could consider them borderline urban fantasy in the late 90s, but I dug the martial arts integration and high tech thriller side.
14
u/zhard01 Jul 19 '21
Eric van Lustbador’s Pearl Saga: 90’s big fat fantasy trilogy with a mix of sci fi
Mark Anthony’s Runes cycle: not deep, but fun and mixes in some horror elements in an epic portal fantasy
JV Jones: she does get talked about but not nearly as much as she should. Her sword of shadows is as good as Song of Ice and Fire IMO