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Message: <blockquote data-quote="megamania" data-source="post: 1863193" data-attributes="member: 9255">I'm seeing a lot of "Read this" or "Don't read this" but no reasons.Greenwood-  I find his writing very dry.  His Elminister book was tough to claw through but his ideas are not bad.RA SAlvatore-  I personally love his stuff.  It is reader easy and great moments of laughter but at the same time very serious.  When watching LoTR with the elf and dwarf I could only think of Drizzt and Wulfgar.Kate Novak / Jeff Grubb-  This was my first "DnD" authors and I still enjoy Azure Bonds.  Great humor and good stories.  I'm not so sure on how well it fits into the mainstream FR lore.Elaine Cunningham-  I have yet to read but have most of her FR books.  Seems like when I've reached her books I go for something other than fantasy.  Go figure.,Troy Denning-  I thourghly enjoyed his work in Darksun and have read only one FR book by him.  The parched Sea was very good however.Other books that were good by authors we rarely seem to hear from include Jean Rabe (Red Magic) and Mel Odem's Rising Tide wasn't bad.  It bridged the gap between 2.0 and 3.0 well introducing many of the 3.0 ideas.I'm sure there are others but there I have only read authors of other campaign worlds.Hope this helps.</blockquote>