From any TES game. Yeah, I'm sure it's been discussed a million times, but I haven't seen it recently, so let's go.

My favourites are Response to Bero's Speech, for illuminating the schools of magicka (essential for a mage), Disaster at Ionith, for the insight into what Akavir is truly like, Fall of the Snow Prince for the Falmer, Spirit of the Daedra for the thoughts of a Dremora that aren't "Break and fall!" or "Back, nithing!". I also like the last page; "Man's Mystery - Man is mortal, and doomed to death and failure and loss.
This lies beyond our comprehension - why do you not despair?" Doors of Oblivion nicely describes the realms of Oblivion we've not seen. I also like A Surfeit of Thieves and Vernaccus and Bourlor for being good yarns with a touch of dark humour.

Oh, and who could forget The Lusty Argonian Maid?

When it comes down to classics, King Edward is a lengthy but very rewarding read - it just has such a grand scope that few other TES novels compete with. The Real Barenziah and its counterpart Biography of Barenziah are always interesting reads as well.

I enjoyed Immortal blood as well as the black arts on trial

http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=1031984

Anyways my favorite book is Palla

The Lusty Argonian Maid

heh heh,

anyways, mines argonian account, good fun for argonians and imperials of all ages

Argonians smell like fish :poke:

The argonian account series has been a good read, I still haven't found the final book.

Very good choices. It's a real pity that King Edward was never finished. King Edward, although it doesn't mesh well with later lore, is one of the best stories-within-a-story that I've ever had the pleasure of reading. I was always a svcker for a good adventure story. I did dislike that it got all philosophical near the end, as Mara's talent lies in compelling narrative, rather than metaphysical debate.

ED: I feel I must clarify. When I say "Mara" I am of course referring to Marilyn Wasserman, one of the more prolific writers of Daggerfall's day (and a beta tester to boot!). Her name was the inspiration for the goddess 'Mara', and she goes by the name of 'Ramara' on these boards, hence my use of the term.

The "A Dance in Fire" series.

Yes, you're right; this has been done a million times!

But I like a lot of the books from the games, so I'll just say the ones of the top of my head: The Doors of Oblivion, On Oblivion, Immortal Blood, The Locked Room, The Argonian Account, Hallgerd's Tale, Vernaccus and Bourlor (sp?), Beggar Prince, The Horror of Castle Xyr, and damn loads others! Really there are more but I forget.

I don't find The Lusty Argonian Maid that great. Sure it gave me a short giggle at first but I don't see why everyone finds it hilarious.... :shrug:

My favorite book was "The Locked Room." Its awesome!

I find it hilarious because it was not expecting something like that in a game book. All the other books are serious (or atleast the ones I read) and then suddenly something like this comes along. Besides I can't stop wondering how would it look like on stage.

The Rea Barenziah series, Chances Folly and The Wraith's Dowry.

Tome of Unlife.

Chances Folly, forgot about that one!

I liked the book, "A game at Dinner." You guys should check it out if you don't know what I'm talking about.

"A Rude Song"

From Daggerfall

Aye, those are great.
For humor, my favorites are The Asylum Ball, and The last voyage of The Gray Falcon

I'm a big fan of the Pillow Book...

possibly the 2920 books or the lusty argonian maid

Me too. I love that one

Oh, and let's not forget Daggerfall's anachronistic, lore-breaking, racist, but admittedly funny http://www.imperial-library.info/dfbooks/b070_jokes.shtml!

Oh my God! I forgot about that one! It's so funny. I love the Argonian and Dunmer jokes

The unnamed book from morrowind was a great read.