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Books by Christopher Paolini
Christopher Paolini is the author of the international bestsellers Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, and Inheritance, as well as The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm. Murtagh is now available and marks the highly anticipated return to the World of Eragon. His debut science fiction novel, To Sleep in a Sea of Stars, came out in September 2020, and its prequel, Fractal Noise, was released in May 2023. He resides in Paradise Valley, Montana, USA.
“It’s a young adult ‘crossover’ book – that is, many adults have read it, many teens have read it. It’s not a complicated world where you need to learn off by heart many unpronounceable names and the history of many diverse places. It’s quite straightforward and easy to get on with. It’s considered a classic by many. I thought it well worth including for anyone who’s not read dragon-rider stories before, and is looking for something entry level – it’s probably the one I would recommend people start with. This book is completely unique and different.” Read more...
Taran Matharu, Novelist
Interviews with Christopher Paolini
The Best Epic Fantasy Novels, recommended by Christopher Paolini
Epic fantasies offer rich worlds and stories to get lost inside. Multi-million bestseller Christopher Paolini recommends five key examples of the genre, each offering something different – their own guiding philosophy, their own delight in language, and their own ‘wonkiness’ that makes them memorable and meaningful.
Interviews where books by Christopher Paolini were recommended
The Best Epic Fantasy Novels, recommended by Christopher Paolini
Epic fantasies offer rich worlds and stories to get lost inside. Multi-million bestseller Christopher Paolini recommends five key examples of the genre, each offering something different – their own guiding philosophy, their own delight in language, and their own ‘wonkiness’ that makes them memorable and meaningful.
The Best Dragon Fantasy Books, recommended by Taran Matharu
Dragons can be found in the mythology of almost every culture, and today they are enjoying a surge in popularity – but these days they are portrayed as companions, not the enemy, says the bestselling author Taran Matharu. He talks us through his top five ‘dragon fantasy’ books, from classic heroes’ journeys to emerging fantasy trends, and tells us how to spot if your dragon is actually a wyvern.
