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Elantris

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A once-magnificent city of gods has fallen into ruin, and those struck by its curse are thrown inside to rot. A prince, a princess and a zealous priest each struggle to decide its fate.

Facts last checked 2026-10-16

First published
2005
Pace
Medium
Length
Long
Pages
656
Format
Book 1 of 36 in The Cosmere

Read this if you like fantasy with clever political plotting, and a magic system that you can work out.

Skip this if you want elaborate, polished prose; it is the author's first novel and reads like a puzzle first.

The feel

Content warnings

  • Religious extremism
  • Violence
  • Death

Quick answers about Elantris

What is Elantris about?
A once-magnificent city of gods has fallen into ruin, and those struck by its curse are thrown inside to rot. A prince, a princess and a zealous priest each struggle to decide its fate.
Who should read Elantris?
Read it if you like fantasy with clever political plotting, and a magic system that you can work out. Skip it if you want elaborate, polished prose; it is the author's first novel and reads like a puzzle first.
How long and how fast is Elantris?
It is a medium-paced, long read of about 656 pages, first published in 2005.
Does Elantris have content warnings?
Content we flag: Religious extremism, Violence, Death.
Can I borrow Elantris for free?
Often, yes. Check Libby (OverDrive) to see whether your library lends Elantris; the borrow button above searches it for you.
What should I read after Elantris?
Readers who liked it often move on to Mistborn: The Final Empire, Tress of the Emerald Sea, The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms.

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