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I didn't say it was a bad thing, I just said he did it.  I don't care one way or the other really.

fiferguy wrote:That really helps when you pick up a new book in an airport without realizing it's a series...kind of confusing if they don't do that...

Fifer

That is only too true Fiferguy.  You travel a lot or work at an airport?

JR|away

It's not just a travel thing, though. I can't count the number of series I've read in the wrong order because my library (sometimes the entire library system) won't get the missing volumes.

It's not just a travel thing, though. I can't count the number of series I've read in the wrong order because my library (sometimes the entire library system) won't get the missing volumes.

*Raises his hand and slams it down on a nearbye table*

Agreed! I have the exact same problem.

I travel quite a bit, actually.  Sometimes, I'll pick up a book just to have something to pass the time, and find out after the first chapter that I started on like book 3 of a series.  It's a pain in the butt, actually.

Lawhead's "Pendragon Cycle" was like that for me.  I read "Avalon" first, which if you're familiar with the series is like book 6 of a 6 book series.  The way he does the series, only the first 5 read like a series, and the sixth is more like a stand alone book.  However, reading the first 5 makes the final book make a lot more sense.  

That's why I'm glad Fel puts some back story into his books.  It's nice to know where one really is when you start a new book.

ooo oo oo!

Just read the first chapter....

Maybe I should have waited until they were all done, cause now I'm DYING!  

Need.....more.....story....  ERK!
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Quick!  What's the number for 911 !?

We have the Hercules tape on right now Maby the phrase should be eye ex eye eye (IX, I, I)     ::)

Actually, I was quoting "The Little Rascals."