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[bryant]

And oh yeah, speaking of 80s fantasy, how could we forget the Darkover books? Someone should publish cheap omnibus editions.

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[gentlyepigrams]

The current versions they're publishing have two novels in each one.

[alex-victory.livejournal.com]

Wait, there were more than three books? Or is the fourth one the paperback RPG that they made for the setting?

[gentlyepigrams]

We're talking Darkover by Marion Zimmer Bradley?

I'm sitting here looking at a shelf full of novels and short story anthologies set in that world. There are way more than three or four.

[alex-victory.livejournal.com]

Ack, I am being brain-damaged. I read "Darkover" and I parsed that as "Darksword", a goofy little trilogy by Weis and Hickman. My bad!

[bryant]

10 or more novels, and a slew of short story collections.

[wemble.livejournal.com]

I LOVED the Darkover novels. I was sad when I heard Bradley had passed on.

[ambersknave.livejournal.com]

I loved the Dark Border books by her brother Paul Edwin Zimmer, The Lost Prince, Prince Chodos's Ride and A Gathering of Heros. MZB? Eh. I think her heroines intimidated me as a kid, maybe I should reread.