Hatrack River Forum: I'm so Excited, you have no idea!

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Posted by Emreecheek (Member # 12082) on :

One of my favorite Fantasy trilogies ever... And there's a sequal!

Hooray!

Oath of Fealty - Elizabeth Moon

Posted by Emreecheek (Member # 12082) on :

Oh... I just realized that it looks bad that I have so few posts, and I just linked to a book in Amazon.

You have my sincerest assurances that just went fanboi on you. I did not mean to spam.

:~)

Posted by BlackBlade (Member # 8376) on :

How do trilogies have sequels anyway? Is there a sequel trilogy, sorta like Star Wars?

For all we know they are your favorite books because their combined weight when measured is exactly 2.8775 lbs.

Posted by Strider (Member # 1807) on :

The Hitchhiker's trilogy had 5 books in it!

And the Foundation Trilogy ended up having sequels(and prequels).

The other one that comes to mind is the Book of Swords trilogy. That was actually followed up by an eight book series!

So there!

Posted by Emreecheek (Member # 12082) on :

Let's not forget, either, that a couple of OSC's trilogies had 4 books in them.

Posted by Xavier (Member # 405) on :

Robin Hobb has the Tawny Man Trilogy, a sequel to the Farseer Trilogy

Posted by anonymous (Member # 486) on :

I'm very excited about that too!

Posted by Goody Scrivener (Member # 6742) on :

quote:
Originally posted by Strider:
The Hitchhiker's trilogy had 5 books in it!

Up to 6 now. Eoin Colfer (of the Artemis Fowl series) was asked to pen the newest one.

Posted by Tristan (Member # 1670) on :

I bought it a couple of days ago. Haven't had time to read it yet, though. Maybe this weekend!

Posted by TomDavidson (Member # 124) on :

It's a resounding "meh," I'm afraid.