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Post by The Semi-Retired Gamer on Sept 29, 2022 22:25:23 GMT -5
The only game fiction I really have any experience with are the Dragonlance novels. I've read about 15 of them. My biggest takeaway from reading them is that sticking with the Weis & Hickman novels and the Knaak novels will generally serve you well.
I amend my previous statement a little. I have read a Warhammer Fantasy short story collection. I enjoyed it for their take on fantasy. It's got a little bit more character & flavor than standard generic fantasy. I found a stack of 25 or more of them at a garage sale. I need to get around to reading some more.
What have you read? What do you recommend?
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Post by Death Even XIII on Sept 29, 2022 22:28:31 GMT -5
The only game fiction I really have any experience with are the Dragonlance novels. I've read about 15 of them. My biggest takeaway from reading them is that sticking with the Weis & Hickman novels and the Knaak novels will generally serve you well. I amend my previous statement a little. I have read a Warhammer Fantasy short story collection. I enjoyed it for their take on fantasy. It's got a little bit more character & flavor than standard generic fantasy. I found a stack of 25 or more of them at a garage sale. I need to get around to reading some more. What have you read? What do you recommend? I see that this was post 70,000.   |
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Post by The Semi-Retired Gamer on Sept 29, 2022 22:30:02 GMT -5
The only game fiction I really have any experience with are the Dragonlance novels. I've read about 15 of them. My biggest takeaway from reading them is that sticking with the Weis & Hickman novels and the Knaak novels will generally serve you well. I amend my previous statement a little. I have read a Warhammer Fantasy short story collection. I enjoyed it for their take on fantasy. It's got a little bit more character & flavor than standard generic fantasy. I found a stack of 25 or more of them at a garage sale. I need to get around to reading some more. What have you read? What do you recommend? I see that this was post 70,000. I just noticed that myself. One goal achieved and one left to go. |
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Post by Death Even XIII on Sept 29, 2022 22:32:01 GMT -5
The only game fiction I really have any experience with are the Dragonlance novels. I've read about 15 of them. My biggest takeaway from reading them is that sticking with the Weis & Hickman novels and the Knaak novels will generally serve you well. I amend my previous statement a little. I have read a Warhammer Fantasy short story collection. I enjoyed it for their take on fantasy. It's got a little bit more character & flavor than standard generic fantasy. I found a stack of 25 or more of them at a garage sale. I need to get around to reading some more. What have you read? What do you recommend? I have not read any of these, so I am interested in what others have to say. |
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Post by The Perilous Dreamer on Sept 30, 2022 10:17:41 GMT -5
The only game fiction I really have any experience with are the Dragonlance novels. I've read about 15 of them. My biggest takeaway from reading them is that sticking with the Weis & Hickman novels and the Knaak novels will generally serve you well. I amend my previous statement a little. I have read a Warhammer Fantasy short story collection. I enjoyed it for their take on fantasy. It's got a little bit more character & flavor than standard generic fantasy. I found a stack of 25 or more of them at a garage sale. I need to get around to reading some more. What have you read? What do you recommend? I have not read any of these, so I am interested in what others have to say. I haven't read any of these either. |
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Post by Morose on Oct 3, 2022 16:00:55 GMT -5
I have not read any of these, so I am interested in what others have to say. I haven't read any of these either. Nor have I, interesting to see how many people like them, with further comments. |
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