LitRPG/Gamelit lists for 2021

[GaiusPrimus, Kindle Wizard]

January 2021

[Wisp]

And we start all over again!

[GaiusPrimus, Kindle Wizard]

The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.

[Wisp]

In one Age, called the Third Age by some, an Age yet to come, an Age long past, a wind rose above the great mountainous island of Tremalking. The wind was not the beginning. There are neither beginnings nor endings to the Wheel of Time.

[H]

'I don't think I've become old,' said Boy Willie. 'Not your actual old. Just more aware of where the next lavatory is.'

[Sylvia]

Did you guys have those memorized or look them up?
Okay I will give it a shot.

Ours not to ponder what were fair in Life
But, finding what may be,
Makeit fair up to our means

Browning by way of McCaffrey


PS Who is making a list link for February and March please???

[Pieter]

So, how do we count web novels? I absolutely love Chrysalis (https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/225...) but I don't think it has an e-book and it it is not on Goodreads, but I read all 756 chapters last month (that was a huge piece of my free time) ;)

[Rebekah]

@Pieter I am pretty sure you can add books that are not listed on Goodreads. At least you used-ta-could (American Redneck slang, lol). I have added books before.

[Devan]

@pieter looks added to me. It’s easier to find in goodreads if you search by the author’s name RinoZ.

[Pieter]

Devan wrote: "@pieter looks added to me. It’s easier to find in goodreads if you search by the author’s name RinoZ."

Thanks. Does leave the question up to debate on how many books that actually is, those 756 chapters ;) (And is still growing, so technically I am still reading it ;) )

[Jamie]

@gaiusprimus can we have lists for the other months?

[Gregory Bradburn]

I can't stand the Wheel of Time series...

[Hud]

books were ok author ripped everyone off basically quitting and years later his son cobbling together a hafe ass ending. why I tend to not buy series unless finished. just cost way to much for the string along. Like the Harry Dresden books. years between books why bother. lots of really good prolific writers out there.

[GaiusPrimus, Kindle Wizard]

That's not what happened with Wheel of Time at all.

[Daniel]

Hud wrote: "books were ok author ripped everyone off basically quitting and years later his son cobbling together a hafe ass ending. why I tend to not buy series unless finished. just cost way to much for the ..."

If you're talking about the Wheel of Time, Robert Jordan didn't quit, he DIED (it was some sickness, cancer I think. Point is he knew it was coming). His wife then hired Brandon Sanderson to piece together an ending based off of the information and scenes he put together before he died, since he knew he didn't have the time to finish it himself.

[GaiusPrimus, Kindle Wizard]

Yep. Sanderson actually met with Jordan in his deathbed and heard that ending from the author.

[Roger]

Right, that's what happened with Dune not Wheel of Time

[GaiusPrimus, Kindle Wizard]

Roger wrote: "Right, that's what happened with Dune not Wheel of Time"

Here's a gentleman of culture.