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Susan Wittig Albert's China Bayles

Lawrence Block's Bernie Rhodenbarr (Burglar)

Lawrence Block's Matt Scudder

Lilian Jackson Braun's Qwilleran and Koko (Cat Who)

Lee Child's Jack Reacher

Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum

Janet Evanovich's Alex Barnaby

Janet Evanovich & Lee Goldberg's O'Hare/Fox series

Sue Grafton's Kinsey Milhone

Kerry Greenwood's Phryne Fisher

Kerry Greenwood's Corinna Chapman

Wendy Hornsby's Maggie MacGowen

Tanya Huff's Vicki Nelson (Blood)

Val McDermid's Kate Brannigan

Shane Maloney's Murray Whelan

Sara Paretsky's V. I. Warshawski

J D Robb's Eve Dallas and Roarke

Dorothy Sayers'Lord Peter Wimsey

Michael W. Sherer's Blake Sanders

Zoe Sharp's Charlie Fox

John Sandford's Lucas Davenport

John Sandford's Virgil Flowers

John Sandford's Kidd & LuEllen

Fantasy/Science Fiction series:

Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series

Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Robots series

Mary Janice Davidson's Undead series

Anne McCaffrey's Dragonrider series

Anne McCaffrey's Crystal Singer series

Anne McCaffrey's Brain Ships series

Anne McCaffrey's Talents (psychic, rowan, tower) series

Anne McCaffrey's Petaybee series

Anne McCaffrey's Freedom series

Anne McCaffrey's Acorna series

George R. R. Martin's Game of Thrones and more

Tanya Huff's Vicki Nelson (Blood Lines)

Tanya Huff's Confederation

Terry Pratchett's Discworld series

Spider Robinson's Callahan and Stardance series

Roger Zelazny's Amber Series

See also Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Robots series page reading order and synopsis; 160x480

See also: Tanya Huff's Vicki Nelson Paranormal Investigator series page reading order and synopsis; 160x480

The Dragonrider books by Anne McCaffrey series reading order and synopsis

J D Robb (Nora Roberts) Eve Dallas (In Death) series page reading order and synopsis; 160x480

See also: Roger Zelazny's Amber series reading order and synopsis; 160x480

Festivale's Pictorial Guide to Melbourne and Victoria; 160x480

See also: Kerry Greenwood's Corinna and Daniel Melbourne-based series page; 160x480

Lilian Jackson Braun's The Cat Who (Qwilleran) series reading order and synopsis

Stephanie Plum Bombshell Bounty Hunter series by Janet Evanovich reading order and synopsis

Sue Grafton's Kinsey Milhone private investigator series page for reading order and synopsis; 160x480

Spider Robinson's Callahan's and Stardance series page reading order and synopsis; 160x480

Val McDermid's Kate Brannigan PI series page reading order and synopsis; 160x480

Terry Pratchett Series Page

The Discworld series

Humorous Fantasy that Never Falls Flat

It's a wonderful world of wit and whimsy. Terry Pratchett is one of the grand masters of fantasy, with his marvellous imagination and strange, humorous take on life.

In the tradition of some mythologies, the discworld is flat, mounted on multiple levels of creatures. In this case it's a flat disc, held up by four elephants, which stand upon the back of the great turtle Great A'Tuin.

Pratchett's work is often satirical. He draws upon a wide range of sources including myths and fairy tales, fantasy cliches, but also is inspired by, and sometimes parodies well known authors.

The discworld series is also influenced by the 'real' world: politics, social issues, science and technology. The greater discworld series can be divided into smaller series or story arcs that reflect this: -Rincewind
-Death
-Witches
-City Watch
-Ancient Civilisations
-Industrial Revolution

Some of the titles are specifically for young adults, although there are some critics who place all the discworld stories in that genre. Better to say that all Pratchett's work is suitable for the young-at-heart.

submitted by Ali Kayn

Summary:

The Colour of Magic

The Light Fantastic

Equal Rites

Mort

Sourcery

Wyrd Sisters

Pyramids

Guards! Guards!

Theatre of Cruelty

The Colour of Magic

Death and What Comes Next

Eric

Moving Pictures

Reaper Man

Witches Abroad

Small Gods

Lords and Ladies

Men at Arms

Soul Music

Interesting Times

Maskerade

Feet of Clay

Hogfather

Jingo

The Last Continent

Carpe Jugulum

The Fifth Elephant

The Truth

Thief of Time

The Last Hero

The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents

Night Watch

Monstrous Regiment

The Wee Free Men

A Hat Full of Sky

Going Postal

Thud!

Where's My Cow

Wintersmith

Making Money

Unseen Academicals

I Shall Wear Midnight

Snuff

Raising Steam

The Colour of Magic, Terry Pratchett

The Colour of Magic

The original story -- (Rincewind #1)

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