04-17-2014, 06:11 PM
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Book Series Naming Conundrum
I have several series of books that have an overall series and a sub-series. Example: Dragonlance Books / The Age of Mortals / Wizards' Conclave. Currently, I am using a Dragonlance Tag and a The Age of Mortals Series. However, this does not make reading the Dragonlance books easier, especially when reading the books in Chronological Order or Published Order.
Is there a way to add sub-series to Calibre? If so, what is suggested? I would like to be able to have both a Chronological order and a Published order. Thanks |
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04-18-2014, 02:16 AM
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Add a custom column to your library I use #subseries and keep the main series column for the main universe ordering.
Make sure you create it as type=series |
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