Do most fantasy novel nowadays have traceable elements of Tolkienism in them? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Tidesson · 04-05-2013, 07:37 PM

Try R. Scott Bakker's trilogy, "The Prince of Nothing."

Once you get finished with that storyline, try his follow up novels, "The Aspect-Emperor," which deals with the world of Ëarwa twenty years later.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Nothing

You can get a taste here of Ëarwa's history (Bakker's worldbuilding skill) that in my opinion, rivals Tolkien's Middle-Earth. http://princeofnothing.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline

R. Scott Bakker's Official Website:

http://www.rscottbakker.com/

Here's a forum for his fantasy work, akin to Tolkien's here: http://secondapocalypse.forumer.com/index.php

04-05-2013, 07:37 PM	#17
Tidesson Newly Deceased Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Montana / the other part of Middle-Earth Posts: 3	Try R. Scott Bakker's trilogy, "The Prince of Nothing." Once you get finished with that storyline, try his follow up novels, "The Aspect-Emperor," which deals with the world of Ëarwa twenty years later. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Nothing You can get a taste here of Ëarwa's history (Bakker's worldbuilding skill) that in my opinion, rivals Tolkien's Middle-Earth. http://princeofnothing.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline R. Scott Bakker's Official Website: http://www.rscottbakker.com/ Here's a forum for his fantasy work, akin to Tolkien's here: http://secondapocalypse.forumer.com/index.php __________________ “I have found that it is the small things, every day deeds from ordinary folk, that keeps the darkness at bay. Simple acts of kindness and love." -Mithrandir