Keep scrolling to find some new names for your bookshelf, and a few titles from fan-favorite fantasy authors to boot. This is all to say that, no matter how wide your reading net has been cast, you’ll likely find something new-to-you to love here. In addition, this selection spans more than 40 years of fantasy publishing and represents a broad spectrum of cultures - from Viking Norway to the contemporary Chinese diaspora. To that end, I’ve picked books from across the genre, including epic fantasy quests, urban fantasy adventures, and tales that blur the line between fantasy and science fiction. There’s a lot more to speculative fiction than that, however. A young girl discovers a portal to a land filled with centaurs and unicorns in Seanan McGuires Across the Green Grass Fields, a standalone tale in the Hugo and. Mattias Ekholm, D, Edmonton Oilers (2.2 FPPG with Edm 1.4 FPPG with Nsh): Actually, with Mondays win against the Sharks on the books, that would be 2.5 FPPG for Ekholm as an Oiler. The mere mention of fantasy conjures images of dragons, knights, elves, and magic spells. But with fewer than 500 Goodreads reviews each, these titles are unsung gems, waiting for new readers to discover them. Every book listed below - except one - has been on store shelves for at least a year, and many much, much longer than that. Reader, beware! If you’ve been reading in a genre long enough, it’s easy to convince yourself you know every book in it that’s worth knowing - which is exactly why I’ve put together this list of the best fantasy books you’ve never heard of.

Tor fantasy novels