Worlds in fantasy books- need help ^^

[Lady Ignea]

I need descriptions of creating world in fantasy books (myths in fantasy books xD)
How it was created, who created it etc.
Anyone help? ^^' I didnt remember any book with something like this >.>  

[NightIntent]

Creation myths in fantasy books? Hmm. I swear I've read one before, but I can't think of it.

I believe Archangel by Sharon Shinn has a creation myth somewhere in it. And I guess The Magician's Apprentice in C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia could count as having a creation myth.  

[Eoinda]

Simarilion by Tolkien is the first I think of  

[Bookwyrme]

Are you looking for books that describe the creation of a world, or books that tell *you* how to create a world?  

[Angleic Shadow]

Well, Tolkien leaned heavily on the Bible for his creation myths for Middl Earth, but you could also easily draw Native American or African myths  

[MinervaEvenstar]

Tolkien has entire books on the creation of Middle Earth (all of which are incredibly hard to get through, trust me) and the creation of Narnia scene i The Magician's Nephew is amazing!  

[Tarantellatears]

I think the Thief has a creation myth tucked in there somewhere.  

[Hlyda]

If I'm not mistaken the last book or so of 'the dreamer' series by David and Leigh Eddings holds a creation myth. Also the book 'Sabriël' by Garth Nix, although I'm not entirely sure if that qualifies for creation. It's more like creating a world that's possible for mankind to live in separated from death.