Multiple Series info for books

[MSWallack]

Originally Posted by Rellwood

How about when an author decides to change the name and numerical order of their series later? I am looking at you Sherrilyn Kenyon...Dark-Hunters, Hunter-verse.

Ooh. Now that, my dear friend, rises nearly to the level of a crime against humanity. Banging your head against a helpless wooden desk or drowning your sorrow with rotgut will not suffice. In this horrible situation, you must actually go outdoors on a the night of full moon and curse the author's name at the top of your lungs for all of your neighbors and local wolves to hear. Then either an 18-year Scotch or a full bottle of Mezcal. A photo or video of the results should (nay, must!) be posted to the author's Facebook page. Only then will you have some small measure of satisfaction for the metadata crime committed by the author.

[Rellwood]

Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan

There is a custom column type: series -> It creates the name and the index. I have two additional columns and a combined search over the standard series column and my two custom columns, so in that search I can see all the books in a series even if the series is not the main one in the book

I can't believe I haven't seen that along the top of the box. I was always looking within the creating of the columns rather than the preset ones. Thanks~

[BetterRed]

Originally Posted by Rellwood

I can't believe I haven't seen that along the top of the box. I was always looking within the creating of the columns rather than the preset ones. Thanks~

Its there too, as plain as day



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