THE 2019 FANTASY AWARDS! 🏆

Joba commies consistent insistence on having just this magnificent cohesion to his stories that blends together for an absolutely flawless character based compelling story is just continually admirable

fully experiencing a wizard of Earthsea made me so appreciate how the Guin wrote a world that is so accessible so easy to just dig as deep into as you like and is at it's very core something that is undeniably truly and over so strongly fantasy

the winner for best world building experienced in 2019 by the community here goes - black leopard red wolf by Marlon James absolutely impressive very well done very well done

almost every protagonist I'm about to mention deserves an award here so many of them captivated me and proved to me in multiple ways that I will never grow tired of this fantasy genre

This character from a rock bottom start to the ascension she reaches an holy sister is not only masterfully executed but the evolution of character is borderline unrivaled I've seen from just about any damn author here

the constant praise this book gets is that it reads like a D&D campaign with great friends running it and I completely agree and the relationship dynamics there are my beautiful

here is the best indie and/or debut novels of 2019 and the nominees are the sword of kaigan by ml wong rage of dragons by evan winter never die by Rob J haze

almost every protagonist I'm about to mention deserves an award here so many of them captivated me and proved to me in multiple ways that I will never grow tired of this fantasy genre

almost every protagonist I'm about to mention deserves an award here so many of them captivated me and proved to me in multiple ways that I will never grow tired of this fantasy genre

it captures the dark gritty feel of the story establishes itself as a flintlock fantasy and intrigues the reader with its darker tones stains of blood and communication of a land in turmoil masterfully

here we are going to acknowledge the worlds with the best world building we as a community came across here in 2019 and the nominees are Reds sister by mark Lawrence

almost every protagonist I'm about to mention deserves an award here so many of them captivated me and proved to me in multiple ways that I will never grow tired of this fantasy genre

here we are going to acknowledge the worlds with the best world building we as a community came across here in 2019 and the nominees are Reds sister by mark Lawrence rage of dragons by Evan winter the dragon Republic by Rebecca qualms theft of swords by Michael J Sullivan seven blades in black by Sam Sykes

here is the best indie and/or debut novels of 2019 and the nominees are the sword of kaigan by ml wong rage of dragons by evan winter never die by Rob J haze kings of the wild by nicholas ames and shadow of the conquer by shad brooks

Brent weeks is execution of his harder magic system that has so much utility and diversity to its use was above and beyond anything else we came across this year and was more exceptionally executed than ever into burning white

using inspiration from real life history to tell a fantastical story and while not being restrained in any way by being based in reality in such a visceral way using it as a lens to then focus on the ramifications of war and the results of refugees and a little guy the people who often are not focused enough and these grand fantastical stories just was absolutely incredible

probably the best first release from an author I have ever experienced Evan winters showed a maturity as a writer that I think many even decades experienced fantasy authors struggle to obtain absolutely magnificent story of revenge of military fantasy

these are the best magic systems we came across in 2019 a few of the nominees you've seen before a few of them are new here are the series that we felt had the best magic systems we came across or experienced in 2019 Lightbringer by Brent week's book of the ancestor by Mark Lawrence the sword of Kagan by ml Wong

here we are going to acknowledge the worlds with the best world building we as a community came across here in 2019 and the nominees are Reds sister by mark Lawrence rage of dragons by Evan winter the dragon Republic by Rebecca qualms theft of swords by Michael J Sullivan

I only have three nominees for this category because they were so far above and beyond anything else I read this year and so I'd like to read off the nominations for the best fellowship of 2019