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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thanee" data-source="post: 4116040" data-attributes="member: 478">The Dragonlance Chronicles (Chronicles Trilogy - Dragons of Autumn Twilight and so on; which encompasses the original story).Anything from Terry Pratchet (Diskworld). It's not adventerous fantasy, but rather comedy fantasy with modern analogies, but generally highly recommendable.The Quicksilver Trilogy (Quicksilver Rising/Zenith/Twilight) by Stan Nicholls is a fun and light read. It does have politics and there are also analogies to the modern world, but it's very light reading generally and quite fun. Maybe The Orcs from him might be a good read as well (havn't read it myself).The Amber Chronicles (Nine Princes in Amber, etc. pp.) by Roger Zelazny is one of my all-time favorites and certainly ranks very high in the list of the best fantasy novels ever written. It's not pure fantasy, though. It starts in the real world and moves on from there. But it's simply awesome! Oh yeah, and it's totally about politics, intrigue and everything, but trust me when I say, that it is totally worth it.The Lies of Locke Lamora - havn't read it (yet; bought it a while ago already), but it makes a good impression and should be fun.ByeThanee</blockquote>