Sounds like a plan we will have to see about an entire page devoted to the cause. :foodndrink:

I'm sure they'll be included. It's the most effective way to work lore in-game aside from characters or quests. And of course, skill and attribute books (not sure if they've kept that going, but hopefully).

Aside from in-game books, I plan on reading The Infernal City sometime soon, hopefully it'll give a bit more background as to the post-Oblivion Crisis events.

Your on. Everybody meet back here 3 games after Skyrim, lets say 17years(have to account for Fallout too).

Ok, READY...........BREAK!

That's going to take a while at this rate, especially with Fallout games in between

Also, in Oblivion there is a rumor that the Neravarine went over there on an expedition and was never heard of ever since.
Because the Nerevarine isn't affected by age, maybe he/she came back in the last couple hundred years and wrote a book about his/her adventures in Akavir.

Finding a book in Skyrim written by your Morrowind character would be awesome.

Ive read all of the books, but my favorite Author has to be Waughin Jarth. A Dance In Fire and Purloined Shadows have to be two of the best ES books IMO.

I hope they take all the books ever apparing in the TES series and add another 25 or 50 percent for Skyrim. additionaly, I'd like to see more of the ancient cryptic tomes like the Myterium Xarxes, N'Gasta! Kvata! Kvakis!, and The Egg of Time. These really added to the air of the countless ancient magics and histories buried far beneath every stone tamriel.

I remember being upset in Oblivion, because I had already read most of the books. Obviously, they can't write 50+ new books for each game, and I'd be even more upset if they didn't have all my favorites. Although, they must have had to remove a lot because there were dozens that dealt specifically with Morrowind or Vivec.