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Look at Babylon 5 tie-ins. There's 18 of them 9 in a numbered series and 3 trilogies. And a few TV movie novelizations.

Feel free to add books! This is an open list and all tie-ins are welcome. :)

I have some questions about what books can be included on this list. Is this list for fiction only (novels, short story collections, etc.) or can nonfiction books (such as The Science Of Star Wars, or The Physics Of Star Trek, for example) be added? Also are novelizations, which basically tell the story of a movie or a television episode in book form, permitted? Or is this list only for books that don't have a filmed equivalent? Please get back to me on this. Thank you.

T. wrote: "I have some questions about what books can be included on this list. Is this list for fiction only (novels, short story collections, etc.) or can nonfiction books (such as The Science Of Star Wars,..."

Sorry, with the GRs changes, I never knew that someone had left a post!

This list is for fiction based on or inspired by a TV/Movie series, mainly. However, we could certainly start a list for fictional technical manuals ... I just did a search and there is no list like that! Shocking.
I did find this Listopia List: Nonfiction Books about Science Fiction and Fandom

Novelizations are welcome! The first set of books I posted originally include the novelizations of Cocoon & Cocoon 2 (Metamorphosis), Ghostbusters, Galaxy Quest, and Doctor Who stories like Remembrance of the Daleks. Sometimes, the novelizations actually add to the plot, or are better than the aired story - a good example is Doctor Who and the Space War, by Malcolm Hulke, which is better than the aired episode Frontier in Space.

Lori S. wrote: "T. wrote: "I have some questions about what books can be included on this list. Is this list for fiction only (novels, short story collections, etc.) or can nonfiction books (such as The Science Of..."
Thanks for getting back to me. I wasn't exactly sure what the list description meant by 'all genres welcome'.
I forgot to ask if graphic novels based on television shows and movies are permitted. I've added several film and tv based graphic novels that I enjoyed to the list. However if graphic novels don't qualify for inclusion, just let me know and I'll remove them.

T. wrote: "I forgot to ask if graphic novels based on television shows and movies are permitted. I've added several film and tv based graphic novels that I enjoyed to the list. However if graphic novels don't qualify for inclusion, just let me know and I'll remove them."

Since GRs changed notification settings I totally missed this post and question. Apologies.
Graphic Novels/Comics are books in my book and are most welcome. =0D

There's one of these books based on the Clint Eastwood film "The Gauntlet," but I'm not looking through all those pages for it!

Chris wrote: "There's one of these books based on the Clint Eastwood film "The Gauntlet," but I'm not looking through all those pages for it!"

The search function for Listopia books really doesn't exist. sigh.

Chris wrote: "There's one of these books based on the Clint Eastwood film "The Gauntlet," but I'm not looking through all those pages for it!"

Sometimes, if you go to the Goodreads database entry for the book itself, there will be a link at the bottom of the page where you can see what Listopia lists already include the book. Although, Listopia seems to treat each edition of a book as a separate entity. I've seen lists where a book ended up on twice because there were two separate editions.