Nov 23, 2002 · Here's a guide to the reading order for Joe Abercrombie's books: Firstly, there are currently three distinct set of books: First Law trilogy: The Blade Itself (2006) Before they are …

Nov 23, 2002 · Just really getting back into reading after a long hiatus. Used to read a lot Terry Brooks and Gemmell before progressing from straight fantasy to the likes of Michael Marshall …

Jan 2, 2021 · I'm 40% through Red Country after reading the previous five books. Not loving it. Is it important to finish before A little hatred? Also, I only just learned the 'Sharp Ends' novella …

Mar 18, 2010 · Did anyone else feel that The First Law Trilogy by Joe Abercrombie felt as though it left many questions unanswered and very much open to other ways of following up on the …

May 4, 2019 · Joe Abercrombie also says he expects the first book to be published in September 2019, with yearly intervals between the sequels. So far the books in the trilogy have the …

Nov 23, 2002 · With these books, certainly, the idea was to boil things down to their essentials, to keep the story moving as quickly as possible, to keep the writing as tight as I possibly could. I …

Jul 14, 2005 · I have gone through all three books while on holiday which is a good enough recommendation. These are enjoyable and with Joe you know what you're getting, which is a …

Aug 25, 2023 · I've read all Joe Abercrombie books they are excellent. John Gywnne, I enjoyed the first series and will eventually get round to the others. I haven't read any the others you …

Nov 23, 2002 · Before starting this thread I found a blog post from an agent making generalisations on post counts in fantasy - the first comments were from Joe Abercrombie and …

Jul 27, 2009 · Just finished the First Law trilogy, ordered his next book. Then I'll have run out. :-( Its grim, and big, but very human and doesn't take itself too seriously. It is a serious story, but …