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Uber User Posts: 1465 Location: The Netherlands | @devilinlaw: done. @Weesam: I added all your requests except the Brozek one. Looks like e-book only at the moment but I haven't had time to check out the publisher website yet. Will come back to you on that one. Also added a bonus Donohue. @Dlw28: done, you'd be surprised how many people are not in the database 14k books sounds like a lot but if you see what is published every year.... @jontlaw: out of time for today, will add you more Clayton tomorrow. @Sushicat: I have seen the problem with the Gaskell book now. Will fix it in the next update. | ||
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Veteran Posts: 112 Location: Las Vegas, NV | Not sure if this is the place to bring it up, but Red Harvest by Joe Schreiber is the sequel to Death Troopers. While it does take place during the Old Republic era, it is not in the Old Republic series. Thanks! Edited by devilinlaw 2015-10-03 7:31 AM | ||
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Uber User Posts: 1465 Location: The Netherlands | @jontlaw: Added a bunch of Clayton @Sushicat: Gaskell should be fixed now. @devilinlaw: I followed ISFDB for the Star Wars books but they don't seem to be very consistent in how they subdivide the series. Doe the Schreiber books have a series name to them? Are there more books belonging to that set? | ||
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Veteran Posts: 112 Location: Las Vegas, NV | @devilinlaw: I followed ISFDB for the Star Wars books but they don't seem to be very consistent in how they subdivide the series. Doe the Schreiber books have a series name to them? Are there more books belonging to that set? I would call the series "Death Troopers". The first book, called Death Troopers, has Han & Chewie running into corpses reanimated by a chemical formula. The second book, Red Harvest, is a prequel, set in the era of the Old Republic, and tells about the development of the formula. | ||
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Veteran Posts: 112 Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can you add the following? God's Debris & it's sequel The Religion War by Scott Adams And I'm not sure what the policy on graphic novels are* but there are some original Dresden Files graphic novels out there all written by Jim Butcher. The Dresden Files 0.5. Welcome to the Jungle 2.5. Ghoul, Goblin 7.5. War Cry 9.5. Down Town *I see there are a few that have been added but that they are the more literary successes of Alan Moore's From Hell and Watchmen and Neil Gaiman's Sandman series. Thanks! | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 1031 Location: UK | Hope you can add the urban fantasy series by Karen Chance the Dorina Bassarab ,Dhampyr series the Cassie Palmer series. wonderful UF guilty pleasure reads. Chance is brilliant at humour and horror in her books - often at the same time! | ||
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Veteran Posts: 144 Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Please add Rocheworld by Robert L Forward ISBN: 0-671-69869-9 April 1990 | ||
daxxh |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 556 Location: Great Lakes, USA | I just noticed that some of the Star Trek books are in the system. Is there any plan to put them all in? Just wondering since I own quite a few of TOS and TNG books and tend to read them randomly when I want a quick read that I don't have to think too much about. | ||
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Uber User Posts: 1057 | daxxh - 2015-10-12 4:43 AM I just noticed that some of the Star Trek books are in the system. Is there any plan to put them all in? Just wondering since I own quite a few of TOS and TNG books and tend to read them randomly when I want a quick read that I don't have to think too much about. I've gotten a fair few entered in, and intend to keep chipping away at them (I've got a bunch of covers for additional books saved already.) There are several hundred Star Trek tie-in books now, so it's not a quick project. If you list the ones you'd especially like entered, I'll work on doing those first. :-) | ||
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Regular Posts: 54 | Could you add? Darkness on his Bones (James Asher Chronicles #6) by Barbara Hambly Daughter of Mystery by Heather Rose Jones Thanks very much! | ||
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Uber User Posts: 369 Location: Middle TN, USA | dustydigger - 2015-10-08 10:23 AM Hope you can add the urban fantasy series by Karen Chance the Dorina Bassarab ,Dhampyr series the Cassie Palmer series. wonderful UF guilty pleasure reads. Chance is brilliant at humour and horror in her books - often at the same time! I have added the Cassandra Palmer series, I will do the rest tomorrow. I am working a double tonight and need to take a bit of a nap before I go in. | ||
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Member Posts: 9 | Margaret Atwood - The Heart Goes Last ty in advance | ||
Badseedgirl |
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Uber User Posts: 369 Location: Middle TN, USA | @dustydigger I put in Dorina Bassarab ,Dhampyr series. off to take a nap! | ||
thecynicalromantic |
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Member Posts: 12 | Song of Ireland by Juliene Osborne-McKnight? Celtic/Mythological fantasy. | ||
devilinlaw |
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Veteran Posts: 112 Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can you please add the following novels of the "new" Star Wars canon? Dark Disciple by Christie Golden Tarkin by James Luceno Lords of the Sith by Paul S. Kemp A New Dawn by John Jackson Miller Heir to the Jedi by Kevin Hearne Aftermath by Chuck Wendig Awesome sauce! Thanks! | ||
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Member Posts: 46 | Serpentine by Cindy Pon Just read it and really liked it! | ||
Badseedgirl |
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Uber User Posts: 369 Location: Middle TN, USA | spectru - 2015-10-11 10:21 AM Please add Rocheworld by Robert L Forward ISBN: 0-671-69869-9 April 1990 @Spectru, These are in. I just added the entire series while I was there. | ||
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Regular Posts: 54 | I'd like The Sleeper and the Spindle by Neil Gaiman, please. | ||
valashain |
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Uber User Posts: 1465 Location: The Netherlands | @Jain: The Gaiman is in. @Aspanna: Atwood is in. @devilinlaw: That latest batch of Star Wars books are in. I also fixed the Schreiber series. | ||
Badseedgirl |
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Uber User Posts: 369 Location: Middle TN, USA | @Tim_eagon: Serpentine is in @thecynicalromantic: So is Song of Ireland | ||
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Member Posts: 17 | Could you please add Mitigated Futures by Tobias S. Buckell Thanks! | ||
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Member Posts: 10 | Can you add Eric Frank Russell's 1955 Call Him Dead to the database? A collection version is listed, but not the single novel. It looks like a detective novel, but it's all about telepathy and aliens and stuff, I swear! http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?11972 Edited by couchtomoon 2015-10-19 7:58 PM | ||
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | @ Sushicat Mitigated Futures seems to be a digital only book. I'll pass on it for now. If it gets paper, we'll add it, no problem. @ couchtomoon Call Him Dead is in. | ||
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Admin Posts: 4005 Location: Dallas, Texas | The new TIE-IN Fighter Reading Challenge has got me thinking about tie ins. Anybody want to put in the DragonLance series? There are only a few | ||
DrNefario |
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Uber User Posts: 526 Location: UK | Maybe I should have checked the DB before I created that challenge. I think the original trilogy (Chronicles) and the first follow-up trilogy (Legends?) would be a good start. I could be heavily biased towards the 80s, though. | ||
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