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INSPIRATIONAL SOURCE MATERIAL

[Ben's note: I placed a check next to authors I have read.]

A good D&D campaign is imaginative and creative. Sometimes a little research is useful to improve a dungeon, flesh out a scenario, and provide inspiration for a campaign. Books on folklore, mythology, fairy tales, bestiaries, and knightly legends can often help the DM fill in important details of a campaign, but fictional tales and fantasy novels usually provide the best sources of inspiration. The following list includes some books which might prove useful. A title list followed by "et al." means the author has written more fantasy titles than those which can be listed in the limited space available. Note that some books listed as "non-fiction" are about myths or legends, but are labeled as non-fiction because they are not on the fiction shelves of the library or book store.

FICTION: YOUNG ADULT FANTASY

NON-FICTION: YOUNG ADULT

FICTION: ADULT FANTASY

Some additional authors of fantasy fiction are:

SHORT STORY COLLECTIONS

NON-FICTION

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