In less than two weeks I will be starting my summer vacation. True to form, I have been looking for reading material, and like last year, I found a trilogy I haven’t read before.

This time I could not find a Dragonlance series, so I went with Forgotten Realms and the three Drizzt stories Archmage, Maestro and Hero. I haven’t read all the books preceding this series, and I have already identified a whole bunch of gaps in my knowledge.

That being said, I am sure this will be a good read. Who doesn’t like Drows and demons?

Ready for new adventures in 2020.

Wizards of the Coast have announced the next trove of products that are now out of print. Unsurprisingly, there are three Dragonlance novels on the list

It’s the Mina trilogy for those that might not now, one of the last trilogies to ever be published in the Dragonlance settings.

Update: Looks like The Second Generation is also out of print.

Today is the last day of summer. Normally that would be a reason to be a bit sad, but for some reason I am looking forward to the fall. This summer I have read a lot of books, which has been a good exercise for my smartphone damaged brain.

Only thing is, what to read? I was gaming last night, and despite all the Dragonlance books I read recently,I think I am ready for a few more. I am considering the Taladas trilogy, which is one of my favorites. However, there is also the possibility of diving into some Forgotten Realms. I have read a large chunk of the Drizzt books, but am otherwise blissfully ignorant of the setting.

I guess it’s off to Amazon.

Over the past couple of years, I have developed a collector’s habit. I try to acquire all the Dragonlance books I never bought back in the day, and so far I have managed to get the Elven Nations, Dwarven Nation, Elven Exiles, Ice Wall trilogy among others.

My next target is the Dhamon saga by Jean Rabe. I have always detested the 5th Age and therefore I have mostly avoided it. However, for some odd reason, I have developed a weird interest 15 years after they stopped publishing the setting. Maybe I am just starved for some Dragonlance books.

I read Dragons of a New Age when it came out, but it was never a book that got me super interested in the 5th Age. However, I a, looking forward to diving a bit more into the Age of mortals and see if maybe I was mistaken when I discarded it.

Amazon is usually my friend during these endeavors, so let’s hope there are some European books stores that have these books.

Update: So, I have been going through Amazon, and so far each book will cost me around £20, which is a bit too much. I am going to my old bookstore tomorrow, so hopefully I can find them there, although I do not have high hopes.