Top 10 Most Fantasy Novels In The World
HBO is grabbing hold of the fantasy reins and steering the network toward another adaptation of a best-selling fantasy novel thanks to the success of “Game of Thrones.”, A movie have one of the top best movie characters in the world
This time, the network is working on a show that will be based on the best-selling novel “American Gods” by Neil Gaiman. And since Novels are one of the most read books by all gender, kids and adults.
We have a list of other adaptations we would like to see, and while we are eager to see this sci-fi, fantasy, and horror combination fleshed out on screen.
The top ten fantasy novels and series that we'd most like to see turned into TV shows are listed below.
Top 10 Most fantasy Novels In The World 2023
Here is our list of top 10 most fantastic novels of all time
- The Wheel of Time” series by Robert Jordan
- Dragonlance Chronicles by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
- The David Edding series Elenium,
- Farseer Trilogy” by Robin Hobb
- The Saga of Recluce by L.E. Modesitt Jr
- R.A. Salvatore's “Dark Elf Trilogy
- The Stephen King series The Dark Tower
- Artemis Fowl, written by Eoin Colfer
- Roger Zelazny's Chronicles of Amber
- Raymond E. Feist's “The Riftwar Saga
1. “ The Wheel of Time” series by Robert Jordan
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It goes without saying that we would most like to see this sprawling epic tale turned into a TV show. With over 50 million copies sold worldwide, Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time series is one of the best epic fantasy series ever.
Any network would have a difficult time making this series digestible given Jordan's in-depth storytelling that spans 14 books and includes over 2,000 named characters.
2. “ Dragonlance Chronicles by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
Despite the fact that the Dragonlance Chronicles are one of the most well-liked shared-world concepts on the market and consist of close to 200 books, the series is full of potential.
We would like to see a show that focuses on the Chronicles trilogy so that we can experience Krynn's world in action. Also, dragons. We would like to see many dragons.
3. “ The David Edding series Elenium
which consists of just three books, could easily be turned into a successful television series by a network. This contemporary fantasy has enough substance to create an immersive world of swords, thieves, and hypnotically beautiful queens, with splendidly flawed characters.
4. “ Farseer Trilogy” by Robin Hobb
This heartfelt trilogy would make a great TV show. It has a well-thought-out plot, relatable dialogue, and a new take on the fantasy genre that doesn't make you feel like you know the story already.
The fact that Hobb is able to deviate from a number of the tropes that are common in this genre is what makes this story so compelling.
5. “ The Saga of Recluce by L.E. Modesitt Jr.
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Although The Saga of Recluce is a coming-of-age good vs. evil fantasy, the way magic is handled feels new, and the characters are fun to read. We would be able to enjoy the story without being overwhelmed by the author's tick of using an ocean of ellipses, which would be the best part of this book being made into a series.
6. “ R.A. Salvatore's “Dark Elf Trilogy
We'd love to see the mythical, menacing world of Menzobarranzen illuminate our televisions. Don't be fooled by the title. Beyond the dark elves, there is more to this story. This high-fantasy series is filled with a variety of creatures and races, and it has never-ending action and a satisfying message that would easily translate to visual media.
7. “ The Stephen King series The Dark Tower
It's Stephen King... need we say more? Our favorite author creates a terrifying world and a powerful protagonist—The Gunslinger—to ground us.
We are most excited to see this novel brought to life on the small screen because of the various themes it explores—horror, science fiction, fantasy, and western.
Who wouldn't want to watch a fantasy series that takes its cues from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, The Lord of the Rings, and the Arthurian legend?
8. “ Artemis Fowl, written by Eoin Colfer.
Although “Artemis Fowl” may not be as mature as “A Song of Ice and Fire,” it is still a hilarious and entertaining series with ridiculously great plots and a lot more sophistication than the Harry Potter series.
With the right studio and a large budget, Artemis would do well as a series, even though we would like to see it on the big screen.
9. “ Roger Zelazny's Chronicles of Amber
This is a series that spans decades of time and focuses on the relationship between two dimensions, the ill-fated souls who meddle with magic and are transported to new and terrifying planes of existence, and the gifted few who can travel between dimensions.
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In the right hands, Chronicles of Amber would be a fascinating and entertaining series, despite the fact that this series has the potential to become the model for campy Syfy channel specials.
10. “ Raymond E. Feist's “The Riftwar Saga”
This is a classic fantasy series that features ancient magic, conflicting kingdoms, fatal beauties, deception, and war. Pug, the main character, is an orphan who becomes an apprentice magician and later alters the course of events in two worlds.
The compelling characters, which include, of course, elves, dwarves, and dragons, are what would make this adaptation so successful.
