Do you read gaming fiction?

[Henry]

Counting the Story Hour Boards, quite a lot of it. Otherwise, not so much. Salvatore is the only one I read regularly, and really only his Drizzt stuff. The rest is mainly historical fact books or historical fiction. History's always a crazier place to visit than some author's imagination, anyway.

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

Only every so often...heh, I love to play D&D, I love fantasy, but I just don't READ much fantasy. Its either all the same or all too different for me.

Though if you count Story Hours....

 

[Arnwyn]

I used to (FR novels, mostly), but quit. There are many more books out there that are far superior than slogging through those FR books. Blech.

 

[Assenpfeffer]

Not usually, but occasionally poor taste overcomes my good sense.

I did read the original Dragonlance trilogy when it came out, and enjoyed it, but looking back on it now, it's crap. Otherwise, over the years I've read:

Gary Gygax "Gord" books - Crap.
Dragonlance Legends trilogy - Crap
Darkwalker on Moonshae - Crap.
Avatar Trilogy - Crap.
Spellfire - Crap.
First book in the Vampire Clan series - Crap.
First book in the Dark Elf trilogy - Not quite crap, but not interesting or well-written enough to get me to read further.
First "Demon: The Fallen" book - Pretty decent, actually.

 

[Tinker Gnome]

No offense to anyone here, but I can not stand the Story Hours. But I love FR books.

 

[Tinker Gnome]

No offense to anyone here, but I can not stand the Story Hours. But I love FR books.

 

[Kesh]

The Dragonlance books by Weis and Hickman. Most of the books by other authors weren't worth it.

Used to read the Magic: the Gathering novels, until I kicked the card habit. Probably still have the paperbacks in storage.

I've read a couple Greyhawk novels. Shadowrun novels. That's about it.

 

[GoodKingJayIII]

I tend to avoid it because it tends to be bad. Though I did read 2 of the 3 War of the Twins Trilogy, and I've heard good things about Salvatore's work.

 

[Elf Witch]

I love to read. I have read most of the original Dragonlance novels and fully enjoyed those. I have read most of the new DnD novels they were good for light easy to put down books. I have really enjoyed most of the Shadowrun novels that I have read.

 

[Desdichado]

I've read the original Dragonlance books -- decent.
I've read a fair shake of R.A. Salvatore FR books -- some are OK, but the series has become pretty tired.
Read a few Werewolf stories, all crap.
Read the first of the Rokugan novels; not bad.
Read some other FR books, including the Avatar Trilogy-- utter crap.
Read some WH40K books, not impressed.