From storm-swept epics and ingenious magic systems to superhero thrillers and spacefaring adventures, one author's worlds span every shelf. Towering doorstoppers meet breezy page-turners. Which is his best? Where do you stand?
1The Stormlight ArchiveSanderson's flagship epic of knights, storms, and shattered oaths on the world of Roshar.1000pts
2Mistborn: The Original TrilogyThe genre-defining trilogy built on allomancy magic and a heist against an immortal god-emperor.897pts
3White SandA Cosmere graphic-novel series set on a harsh world where sand can be magically controlled.440pts
4Mistborn: The Wax and Wayne SeriesThe frontier-and-flintlock second Mistborn era following lawman Waxillium Ladrian.323pts
5SkywardA YA science-fiction series following a young pilot fighting to defend humanity among the stars.323pts
6Alcatraz vs. the Evil LibrariansA comedic middle-grade series pitting a boy with strange talents against a secret society of librarians.0pts
7The ReckonersA bestselling YA trilogy in which ordinary people fight back against superpowered tyrants.0pts
8The RithmatistA 2013 young-adult fantasy set at an academy where Rithmatists animate chalk drawings to fight wild chalklings, the opening book of a long-awaited series.
9Dark OneA graphic-novel fantasy series in which a teenage boy learns he is prophesied to become the dark lord of another world, followed by the audio sequel Forgotten.
10Infinity BladeSanderson's two fantasy novellas, Awakening and Redemption, written as tie-ins to Chair Entertainment's Infinity Blade games about Siris and the deathless God King.
