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Recommend a fiction gaming book

@laughatbrian wants your suggestion for a fiction book about gaming. Throw yours out there!
 
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Bammonty (@bammonty)
Sus
23d • Quest
Ready player one is probably one of the best gaming 📕 books
  
 
 
SeenItCoveredIt (@seenitcoveredit)
Sweaty
29d • Quest
Though Ready Player One was probably my favorite "gaming book" by Ernest Cline, most people have never heard of Armada by Ernest Cline. It's definitely in my top 5 favorite books and definitely worth the read.
  
 
 
Andy Brownfield (@crackityjones)
This is the way.
172d • Quest
"Snow Crash" by Neal Stephenson. Love me some Neal, and many of his books involve video games, MMOs, virtual reality and alternate reality, but Snow Crash predates most of those while still being gripping and thrilling. A cyberpunk neo noir. Probably some of the most accessible Stephenson.
  
 
 
Joel Willis (@joel)
MAR10
172d • Quest
My good good friend and creative partner @ally reco’d this to me. It’s one of my all time fav books. Highly recommend it to everyone here.
  
 
 
NannerB (@nanner)
Switch Gang
176d • Quest
Ready Player One. So good!
  
 
 
Farting Buisness Cat (@itswhitethunder)
Hacking
191d • Quest
Ready player one bandwagon engage
  
 
 
Alden (@alden)
Podcast Power
192d • Quest
Ready Player One!!
  
 
 
Joe Farlee (@buddhastank)
Founding Member
192d • Quest
I don't read very many books and it shows but I did enjoy this one.
  
 
 
Brian McGuinness (@laughatbrian)
Jelly Boy
192d • Quest
Ready Player One is excellent despite the unwarranted hate it gets. But I'm gonna recommend this fun Tetris graphic novel I got at NY Comic Con a few years ago.
  
 
 
Darth Smeagol (@darthsmeagol)
This is the way.
192d • Quest
As a huge fan of KOTOR, I particularly liked Revan.
  
 
 
Darth GeoDad (@geodad)
This is the way.
192d • Quest • (edited)
Ready Player One
The book, not the movie and not the sequel but the original is good
  
 
 
Dan Tucker (@dantucker)
Admin
193d • Quest
Sorry I'm recommending six. Watching the movie again now, but the books are literally perfect and packed with references. Truly perfect.