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My vote personally goes to The Poison Song. One of the first ones I bothered to read all the way through, and I love the way it's got that Greek Tragedy feel to it, especially where the ending is concerned.

Runners up would be The Real Barenziah, 2920 and Fool's Ebony for the lulz.

Honourable mention goes to Immortal Blood for having the best twist.

I suppose there's the 36 Lessons of Vivec, but they're so weird I could never really get into them. Great writing by Kirkbride though. And there's some amusing fourth wall breaking stuff in them if you read closely enough.

Sermon 9 wrote:Vivec had to stuff her mouth with his milk finger to keep her from singing Veloth into ruin

The Lusty Argonian Maid is good for any use, such as a favorite book.

Actually, my favorite is the Border Watch Black Horse Courier newspaper.

I love several books, but "A Game at Dinner" always manages to be my absolute favorite at the end of the day. It's dark, cunning, and clever, and the way the characters are written just tickles my fancy.

Jingles wrote:I suppose there's the 36 Lessons of Vivec

I think those are great as well, if only because I can see my Outlander character reading the books, going, "What on Nirn?" and dumping them into the Ashlands...which is probably what I'd do, too.

Edit: This probably belongs in TES General. Move it, move it!

Probably immortal blood. Or the books to do with Aylied or Tamriellic history.

I do like game at dinner.

Cap'n's Guide to the Fishy Stick

the lusty argonian maid lol, it made me think what the creators were thinking lol

I don't see why you people think the Lusty Argonian maid is dirty... I can't see anything wrong with it...
Just a maid cleaning a a mans spear... nothing wrong with that...
Gosh. You young people nowadays...

ZombieMonkeyNZ wrote:I don't see why you people think the Lusty Argonian maid is dirty... I can't see anything wrong with it...
Just a maid cleaning a a mans spear... nothing wrong with that...
Gosh. You young people nowadays...

ha ha ha, theres too many entendres in that book for being so short lol, u cant deny it, its a dirty book

You people just have your heads in the gutter...
It's not doge in the slightest... You just interrupt it in such a way. Sick minded people

"A game at dinner" is good.

"Thief of virtue" is good cos it's basically oblivion [&@%!] at points.

ha ha ha, theres too many entendres in that book for being so short lol, u cant deny it, its a dirty book

If you think that's dirty, read the uncensored edition of The Real Barenziah. It's practically pr0n.

My favorite book in Oblivion was the Argonian Account series. I still am trying to hunt down the last book.

ZackyZombify wrote:I rather like Immortal Blood as my favorite book

One of my favourites, too. I would remember word-for-word many of my favourite books, and recount them to my (very young) siblings. They enjoyed all the stories immensely. I think "The Armourer's Challenge," "Chance's Folly" and "The Locked Room" inspired the most retellings.

The Art of War Magic.....gotta love the reference! http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:The_Art_of_War_Magic

I can't remember the name anymore, but it was the book about Mankar Cameron's father, Cameron Usurper and Mankar's own birth.

Definitely The Horror of Castle Xyr