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Old 07-10-2008, 06:47 AM   #78
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Originally Posted by montsnmags View Post
Without in any way dismissing any previous suggestions otherwise, and despite what Terry Pratchett himself might say, I don't see a problem with simply reading them in the order they were written. After all, there are probably quite a few bazillion of us who read each one within days of its first release and have been quite satisfied with that order's experience.

Besides, the earliest ones are very short one-night-stands, so they're quickly filed on the bookshelves rather than in the TBR pile.

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Marc
One good reason for reading in published order is because you will understand the later book better. For example, in The Colour of Magic we first see the luggage and get to know about it. In Eric we again see the luggage but we don't get any background or real info about the luggage. So it makes a better reading experience having read about the luggage beforehand.
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