BEST FANTASY COVERS VOL. 3

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It’s that time again! Time to highlight some of my favorite fantasy covers!

Actually, it has been a long time since I did one of these posts.  They were one of my favorite things to do when I first started the blog way back when, and I am always surprised by how many page views those old Best (and Worst) Fantasy Cover posts still get all these years later.  I guess it just goes to show people really do judge books by their covers!

Anyway, I give you ten covers which have captured my attention lately.

10. Princess of Blood by Tom Lloyd

princess of blood

 9. Soldiers’ Redemption by M.R. Anthony

soldiers' redemption

8. The Empire of the Dead by Phil Tucker

the empire of the dead

7. An Arrow Against the Wind by P.H. Solomon

an arrow against the wind

6. For Steam and Country by Jon Del Arroz

for steam and country

5. A Throne of Bones by Vox Day & Theodore Beale

a throne of bones

4. Paternus by Dyrk Ashton

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3. Revenant Winds by Mitchell Hogan

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2. Seventh Decimate by Stephen R. Donaldson

seventh decimate

1. An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors by Curtis Craddock

an alchemy of masques and mirrors

 

So what do you think?  Like them?  Hate them?  Indifferent?  Have some you’d like to add.  Please tell us, because we know fantasy covers bring out the pundit in all of us.  🙂

 

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6 Responses to BEST FANTASY COVERS VOL. 3

  1. Tammy says:

    These are great choices for a cover round up. I especially love The Alchemy of Masks and Mirrors, and by the way, thanks for reminding me, I need to read that book soon:-)

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  2. The cover for Soldier’s Redemption is my favorite: there’s the right blend of light and darkness and the promise of a strong, immersive story. And of course I can’t ignore the Balrog-like creature in Revenant’s Wings! 🙂

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  3. Bookstooge says:

    I like them all actually. But Revenant Winds looked especially cool. Of course, my juvenile self read it as “Revenant’s Wind” and you can imagine the rest…

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  4. I can tell you have a predilection towards “painted” covers, which is the same for me. I’m a sucker for covers that look like Revenant Winds, Princess of Blood, The Empire of the Dead, etc.

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  5. authortcmichael says:

    Some beautiful covers in this list! However, in my so called “artistic opinion” (I’m not an artist), I don’t care for #1. But, it might be a great book.

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  6. 10, 9, and 4 caught my attention immediately…….so pretty.

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