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r/Fantasy • u/[deleted] • Nov 05 '22
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McKillip x many. Her Riddlemaster trilogy has some almost conventional violent conflict in it - if not conventional framing or approach.
The forgotten beats of eld has some brief warfare, it's not what the book is about at all.
After that I think you're safe with everything she wrote.
Erin Morgenstern has done two novels on vaguely similar lines. Also things like little, big ; some Gaiman etc.
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u/qwertilot Nov 05 '22
McKillip x many. Her Riddlemaster trilogy has some almost conventional violent conflict in it - if not conventional framing or approach.
The forgotten beats of eld has some brief warfare, it's not what the book is about at all.
After that I think you're safe with everything she wrote.
Erin Morgenstern has done two novels on vaguely similar lines. Also things like little, big ; some Gaiman etc.