Yeah, after Oblivion, there were those two novels that kinda led up to Skyrim, The Infernal City and Lord of Souls.

I was wondering if Bethesda was planning on doing that again to lead people out of Skyrim and set up The Elder Scrolls VI's story.

Assuming there even is going to be an ES6. Skyrim's plot kinda seemed like the events of all the other games were signs of V's prophecy(Alduin's Wall and the Blades' poem,) and now Bethesda is focusing on The Elder Scrolls Online. So I dunno.

Me, me. The novels were great. Well, except the heavy focus on cooking. Maybe this time it's about mining.

Bethesda is not focusing on Elder Scrolls Online, because they are not making Elder Scrolls Online.

With that said, I would definitely enjoy a novel, but the author should do some more research this time, so that he doesn't write things that doesn't make any sense in the Elder Scrolls universe. But yes, I'm definitely for another novel or two.

Beg to differ

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=elder+scrolls+online&qpvt=elder+scrolls+online&FORM=VDRE

http://theinteractive.com/2012/05/the-elder-scrolls-online-release-date/

http://pinoytutorial.com/techtorial/elder-scrolls-online-mmo-release-date-and-new-development/

http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/Horizons/2012/0503/Elder-Scrolls-Online-turns-Skyrim-world-into-an-MMO-report

http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2012/05/elder-scrolls-online/

I would love to read more about the Elder Scrolls in novels. As Nyar said, The Infernal City and the Lord of Souls were great. I especially love the parts of the Brenton in it, as I usually always play as a sorceress who uses both alchemy and enchanting.