I read The Killing Moon on my quest to find “comparative literature” for my fantasy novel - The Three Lovers: Mirror Of Death.

As with every list, this comes with a preface that these are my PERSONAL choices, completely idiosyncratic, with all my biases.

When I’m talking about D&D modules, they are the adventures that when added together, make up campaigns. They are not settings and they are not campaigns. They don’t have to be added together, but I like to do that.

No writer is without influences, without loves of other’s books that are lodged in their mind. Here are the books of particular influence for The Three Lovers: Mirror of Death.