The Riftwar Cycle

On the data. Three things. Magician exists in several forms. It was published as one volume in Britain and split into two, Apprentice and Master, in the United States. Later there is an author's preferred edition that restores about a third more text. Any of them works; just be aware you may buy half a book by accident. The Empire Trilogy is the recommendation this page exists to make. Feist wrote it with Janny Wurts, it follows the invading empire rather than the heroes, and it is a political novel about a young woman surviving a system designed to kill her. It has almost nothing in common with the books around it in tone, and it is the part of the cycle that people who have read everything usually name first. The cycle is long and the quality is uneven. Feist completed the whole thing in 2013 with Magician's End, thirty years after starting, and the general view is that the earlier series are stronger. Nobody needs to read all thirty. He has since written a separate series, the Firemane Saga, in a different world, and returned to Midkemia again afterwards.

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