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by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 6:48am PDT |
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i mean i know there was a wave of gygax-ploitation pieces in the 80s about the satanic dangers of d&d and the tragical history of dallas egbert. but has there ever been a piece of fiction written about a d&d clique that examines, in all its beauty and sadness (and nabokov said art is beauty plus pity), the in-fighting, the tragic yearning for unattainable nerdgrrrls, backroom deals cut by the players with their dm about advancement and artifacts....anything like that? that is something i would love to read. |
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has there ever been a good piece of fiction written about playing d&d? by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 6:48am PDT 
http://blog.fantasyheartbreaker.com/2010/04/21/whatever-happened-to-elfstar/ NT by Short answer: no. 10/01/2011, 8:14am PDT 
wowee zowee. NT by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 11:05am PDT 
Would you settle for a webcomic? by Mischief Maker 10/01/2011, 8:31am PDT 
rad. i'm liking this! NT by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 11:03am PDT 
You mean you didn't like Tom Hanks' "Mazes and Monsters"? NT by Fussbett 10/01/2011, 9:37am PDT 
are you kidding? i LOVED it. NT by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 11:02am PDT 
OK then my answer to your questions is Tom Hanks' "Mazes and Monsters". NT by Fussbett 10/01/2011, 11:51am PDT 
Did Tom Hanks write a book called Tom Hanks' Mazes and Monsters? by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 1:51pm PDT 
Re: has there ever been a good piece of fiction written about playing d&d? by ndd 10/01/2011, 10:14am PDT 
i chortled. it isn't easy for a non-fat to chortle, but this made me manage NT by august and everything after 10/01/2011, 11:08am PDT 
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