My Appendix N Public

Created by Fred Johansen

Personal version of Appendix N, the "Inspirational Reading" list from the AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide, Appendix N. (I'm using the 1983 edition.)

By personal version I mean those works that to me seem a good starting point, as well as representing an attempt at a practical delimitation of a list that is pretty open-ended.—For the original Appendix N lists not only specific works, but in addition the names of many authors, some of which wrote in multiple genres. Including the entire bibliography of those authors would probably be overkill.

  1. The Carnelian Cube by ,

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    The Carnelian Cube is a science-fantasy novel by American writers L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt. It was first …

  2. The compleat enchanter by ,

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    The Harold Shea stories are parallel world tales in which magic exists in separate universes which coexist with our own, …

  3. The King of Elfland's Daughter by 

    The lord of Erl is told by the parliament of his people that they want to be ruled by a …

    I have read this. A masterpiece.

  4. The Maker of Universes by  (World of Tiers, #1)

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  5. Kyrik, Warlock warrior. by  (Kyrik, #1)

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  6. Conan by  (Conan series)

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    Conan is a 1967 collection of seven fantasy short stories and associated pieces written by Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague …

    I've read this.

  7. Conan the freebooter by 

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    When the dreaded brylukas of Zaporaskan legend--deadly hybrids of man, beast, and demon--threaten invasion, even the sword of Conan may …

    I've read this.

  8. I've read this.

  9. Hiero's Journey by  (Hiero Desteen, #1)

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  10. Swords and Deviltry by  (Swords, #1)

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    [From back cover]

    Here is the beginning of the legendary epic that has become a classic of fantasy adventure. …

    I've read this.

  11. Swords against Death by  (Swords, #2)

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    I've read this.

  12. Swords in the Mist by 

    "Fritz Leiber has a wicked imagination. Wicked enough to make us laugh at an impossible future containing nightmarish aspects of …

    I've read this.

  13. Swords Against Wizardry by  (Swords, #4)

    Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, Book 4

    I've read this.

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