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Advanced Readings in D&D: J.R.R. Tolkien

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Advanced Readings in Dungeons & Dragons

In Advanced Readings in D&D, Tim Callahan and Mordicai Knode take a look at Gary Gygax’s favorite authors and reread one per week.

Advanced Readings in D&D: J.R.R. Tolkien

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Leigh Brackett

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Andrew Offutt

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Margaret St. Clair

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Philip José Farmer

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Lord Dunsany

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Advanced Readings in D&D: A. Merritt

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Advanced Readings in D&D: H.P. Lovecraft

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Fletcher Pratt

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Manly Wade Wellman

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Stanley G. Weinbaum

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Fredric Brown

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Fred Saberhagen

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Advanced Readings in D&D: John Bellairs

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Lin Carter

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Jack Williamson

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Michael Moorcock

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Andre Norton

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Advanced Readings in D&D: Gardner Fox

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Advanced Readings in D&D: L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt

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