Jeff Grubb is the author of several Forgotten Realms novels and articles. Among his more notable work is The Finder's Stone trilogy, featuring the popular character Alias, which he co-authored with his wife Kate Novak.
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Works[edit | edit source]
Novels[edit | edit source]
All of the following books were co-authored with Kate Novak.
The Finder's Stone trilogy[edit | edit source]
The Harpers series[edit | edit source]
The Lost Gods[edit | edit source]
Dragon magazine[edit | edit source]
- Awash in Phlogiston, Dragon #153 (January 1990)[citation template]
- Dreamlands: Variant Planes of Dreams, Dragon #287 (September 2001)[citation template]
- Next Stop: Eveningstar, Dragon #157 (May 1990)[citation template]
- Plane Speaking: Tuning in to the Outer Planes, Dragon #120 (April 1987)[citation template]
- Plane Speaking: The (Positive) Quasi-Elementals!, Dragon #125 (September 1987)[citation template]
- Plane Speaking: The (Negative) Quasi-Elementals!, Dragon #128 (December 1987)[citation template]
- Sounds of Wonder & Delight, Dragon #190 (February 1993)[citation template]
- Wonders of the Lands of Fate, Dragon #179 (March 1992)[citation template]
- Rogue's Gallery, Dragon Magazine Annual 1997
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From left to right: Elminster discusses 12th century DR Mulhorandi pottery with Jeff Grubb and James Lowder in Everybody Wants to Run the Realms.
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Further Reading[edit | edit source]
- Uncredited (July 1986). “TSR Profiles: Jeff Grubb”. In Kim Mohan ed. Dragon #111 (TSR, Inc.), p. 64.
- Allen Varney (May 1998). “ProFiles: Jeff Grubb”. In Dave Gross ed. Dragon #247 (TSR, Inc.), p. 120.
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