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Old 06-15-2011, 08:58 AM   #91
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Originally Posted by philandjan View Post
I have to admit that I am a bit of a sucker for series, even though I may think that they sometimes seem to lose the plot somewhere along the line.

Thankfully, the next year or so should see the end of the Wheel Of Time series and Thomas Covenant's chronicles.

I have invested so much time and effort in both of these series that I deserve to know how they end up!
Thomas Covenant is still ongoing?
Perfect example for this thread: first trilogy went from decent/good to tolerable. Second trilogy bored me. Without the central premise of the first trilogy it didn't work for me. (And even that frayed early.) (As is, I found Marion Zimmer Bradley's HOUSE BETWEEN THE WORLDS a more interesting take on the same conceit.)
Anyway, I'd heard Donalson had gone back to the well for a third time but I wasn't even faintly interested.

Still, out of curiosity (and nostalgia: they were some of the first fantasies I read way back when), how many is the series up to?
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