Recs if you like Dragons of Autumn Twilight (Dragonlance: Chronicles, #1)...

A list of First books in Fantasy series (or standalones) published in 1980s-2000s written by female authors. Many of these authors are/were prolific writers so most additions are limited to their debut book or most popular series. Go read more by these authors!

A compendium of books featuring dragons

Just an absolute butt-tonne of dragon books, baby!!

fiction books with a main character or prominent side character that fits the D&D Wizard class! here for the studying ancient magical texts, the hurling fireballs left and right, the trying to seem like the wisest of your orb-pondering buds! recs and input welcome!

A collection of litRPG books, or simply books that could be a side quest (or whole campaign) in DnD and other RPGs!

Note: Only the first book in a series are added. The goal is to try it, not dedicate oneself to it. Marion Zimmer Bradley has been added with caution--buy from a small business if not able to check out at the library.

You should check out these series if you enjoy epic fantasy, like Brandson Sanderon's work! (First books listed only.)

Well met, traveler! Looking for a book inspired by Dungeons and Dragons? Look no further!

Books for those obsessed with dragons. For series, only the first book is listed.

Literally any- and everything with dragons (and maybe wyverns)

Adventuring gangs, messy friend groups, and quirky bio families trying to make it work. Whatever found-family mood you're in, this list has you covered!

LitFic / Fiction / Fantasy

When Metal meets Literature 🖤🤘🏼

All main books of the Dragonlance series, by Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman, and other select authors, in chronological order. Dragonlance is an epic high fantasy series taking place in the world of Krynn, detailing clashes between gods and the mortals who follow them. The books take place over the decades, with generations coming and going, though some characters from the earlier books do stick around. There are many other books taking place in this world, but these are the main ones you should start with.

Sam and my booktalk books

because some of that stuff is a wee bit problematic

*editor’s note: lowkey some of these are problematic too but in a manner i could stomach

The first books of fantasy series that I have read or plan to read