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[miss_porcupine]

* trekreversebang sorting has commenced. I know who I've got because I recognized the style, although that was not my driving motivation and it was actually a near thing because I reversed my claims order at the last moment. There was some truly stunning art that I could never have come up with a quality story for, so I made my choices on what I thought I could

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[doqz]

W.E.B is always a good idea. And I call b.s. on you ability to read only the 'relevant' portions of The Corps.

[miss_porcupine]

I might get around to finally buying the series, yeah. I own the Aubrey/Maturin collection and certainly return to that over and over...

(In the meanwhile, I'm lugging around the hardcover version of the third Honor Bound book after realizing that yeah, it actually does get better after the first one.)

[doqz]

I think that one and his stuff about Philly(?) cops are the two series of his that I haven't read. The Corps and the Brotherhood of War, however, are among my favorite. I was quite pleased that he had gone back and started adding books to the former again.

[miss_porcupine]

The Brotherhood of War is definitely my favorite non-The Corps series. I didn't start the Philly cops one or the Brotherhood of War one, although I'm tempted by the latter. The Presidential Agent one alternates between intriguing and so-stupid-it-burns, especially the last one. Honor Bound I'm still deciding on; the first one was not awesome and just seemed like a pretext for him to blather on about Argentina and sazeracs, the second one got interesting, and I'm not far enough into the third to have an opinion.

[doqz]

Yeah, The Presidential Agent has distinct hints of Clancyitis, imo.