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malthaussen

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22. Couple of problems with that, though...

Reply to da svenster (Reply #16)

Wed Jan 21, 2026, 04:02 PM

18 hrs ago

... in particular, Equal Rites, which kind of stands out as a sore thumb in the Discworld mythos.

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Did anyone else get seriously involved with a book series?? [View all] justaprogressive 21 hrs ago OP

Way too many to name SheltieLover 21 hrs ago #1

Ursula K. LeGuin, Earthsea series.... lastlib 21 hrs ago #2

Earth sea trilogy is seriously good. Also Orson Scott Card/alternate American history Alvin maker series cbabe 20 hrs ago #4

I, too, read those books LogDog75 8 hrs ago #38

James Lee Burke, Dick Francis, Louise Penny, cbabe 20 hrs ago #3

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Colleen Mccullough's Masters Of Rome series. Aristus 20 hrs ago #7

Thank you all for the recommendations. perfessor 20 hrs ago #8

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In high school I read the Dune books and The Sunset Warrior trilogy. Americanme 20 hrs ago #10

Yes, Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody series. Think there's 20 of them. sinkingfeeling 20 hrs ago #11

Sue Grafton's alphabet series. MIButterfly 19 hrs ago #12

I liked those too, but at one novel per year... malthaussen 19 hrs ago #14

It's been a while, but I think her novels were all set in the 80s MIButterfly 19 hrs ago #15

my mom loved this series... da svenster 18 hrs ago #20

Sue Grafton came to the metro Detroit area on a book tour MIButterfly 17 hrs ago #23

Depends on what you mean by "involved" and what you mean by "series." malthaussen 19 hrs ago #13

discworld (sir terry pratchett) da svenster 19 hrs ago #16

Couple of problems with that, though... malthaussen 18 hrs ago #22

the first few books are not great da svenster 12 hrs ago #32

alan dean foster's flinx and pip series da svenster 18 hrs ago #17

musn't forget charlie stross' "laundry files" da svenster 18 hrs ago #18

"shorter" series da svenster 18 hrs ago #19

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The Brother Cadfael series. Lars39 14 hrs ago #26

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Several. patphil 14 hrs ago #29

Robert B. Parker Spenser series and Michael Connelly Bosch and Lincoln Lawyer (this a fun post. Thanks.) cbabe 13 hrs ago #30

Elizabeth Peters Amelia Peabody series, also the Vicky Bliss and the Jackie Kirby mysteries ms liberty 13 hrs ago #31

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A couple of series LogDog75 8 hrs ago #41