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2010-02-11 08:28 am (UTC)
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Not necessarily in order, but it helps, yes.
Or you could try reading them by storylines:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discworld#Storylines
Nevertheless, each books is separate enough from the others, so you could read them in no particular order. But that'd be a bit more confusing.
It could be pretty confusing even when reading them in perfect order, because it requires some imagination to get beneath the surface ;-)
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Or you could try reading them by storylines:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discworld#Storylines
Nevertheless, each books is separate enough from the others, so you could read them in no particular order. But that'd be a bit more confusing.
It could be pretty confusing even when reading them in perfect order, because it requires some imagination to get beneath the surface ;-)