Richard A Knaak


Richard A KnaakRichard A Knaak is the bestselling author of Dragonlance novels, Dragonrealm (his own creation), soon-to-be five novels for Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo series, and eventually seven works in the Warcraft universe. He has also written five independent books, but all are in the realm of fantasy.

Born on May 28, 1961, he eventually went on to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, but switched to Rhetoric and earned a bachelor's degree.

Richard A Knaak first became interested in reading fantasy and science fiction when he discovered a copy of Andre Norton's Storm over Warlock. Devouring that, he located Roger Zelazny's Creatures of Light and Darkness and the Amber Series, then Edgar Rice Burroughs' Mars stories. Along with Edgar Allan Poe, Knaak considers these his greatest influences.

Selected Bibliography

Series

  • Age of Conan
    • A Soldier's Quest
      • 1 The God In The Moon (2006)
      • 2 The Eye of Charon (2006)
  • Diablo
    • Moon of the Spider (2006)
    • 1 Legacy of Blood (2001)
    • 3 The Kingdom of Shadow (2002)
  • Dragonlance
    • Dragonlance Classics
      • 3 The Citadel (2000)
    • Dragonlance: Tales II
      • 1 The Reign of Istar (1992) with Michael Williams and Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis
    • Heroes
      • 1 The Legend of Huma (1988)
      • 2 Kaz the Minotaur (1990)
    • The Chaos War
      • 4 Reavers of the Blood Sea (1999)
    • The Lost Histories
      • 4 Land of the Minotaurs (1996)
    • The Minotaur Wars
      • 1 Night of Blood (2003)
      • 2 Tides of Blood (2004)
      • 3 Empire of Blood (2005)
  • Dragonrealm Universe
    • Dragonrealm
      • Firedrake (1989)
      • Ice Dragon (1989)
      • Wolfhelm (1990)
      • Shadow Steed (1990)
      • The Crystal Dragon (1993)
      • The Dragon Crown (1994)
      • The Horse King (1997)
    • Origins Of Dragonrealm
      • The Shrouded Realm (1991)
      • Children of the Drake (1991)
      • Dragon Tome (1992)

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