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LaNague - DrJonLJ - 06-17-2005

Hey guys,

I was curious if you could explain to me the LaNague(sp?) Chronicles... I can't find a clear explanation of what stories constitute this cycle. I have heard Healer, Wheels within Wheels, etc.. What is the correct reading order? Is there a compilation of all these stories out there?

This may be a stupid question, but it only mirrors my own intelligence level....


LaNague - Marc - 06-18-2005

There's a detailed explanation in the FPW FAQ located at:

http://webpages.charter.net/mjturman/fpwfaq/index.htm


LaNague - DrJonLJ - 06-18-2005

Perfect..

Thank you so much. I have seen this FAQ and I remembered reading an explanation of the LaNague stories, but could not remember where.

Thanks again.


LaNague - Jebur27 - 12-29-2011

What would be the reading order for this series? (The link above is dead)


LaNague - Marc - 12-29-2011

Jebur27 Wrote:What would be the reading order for this series? (The link above is dead)

See Published Works.


LaNague - Jebur27 - 12-29-2011

Saw that, but I didn't know if that was the proper story order or published order.

Thanks! Smile


LaNague - Alvin Fox - 12-29-2011

The timeline for the novels and short stories in the LaNague universe is as follows:

"Lipidleggin'"
An Enemy of the State
Dydeetown World
The Tery
Healer I
"To Fill the Sea and Air"
Healer II
"The Man with the Anteaters"
Healer III
"Higher Centers"
Wheels Withing Wheels
"Ratman"
Healer IV
Healer V

The five different Healers are sections of that novel that stretch over a long time.


LaNague - Marc - 12-29-2011

Jebur27 Wrote:Saw that, but I didn't know if that was the proper story order or published order.

I figured "LaNague #1, LaNague #2 and LaNague #3" sort of answered your question. :p But Alvin did give a more detailed answer.


LaNague - Jebur27 - 12-30-2011

Marc Wrote:I figured "LaNague #1, LaNague #2 and LaNague #3" sort of answered your question. :p But Alvin did give a more detailed answer.
Ahhhh, you assumed that I was paying attention. Big Grin


LaNague - Srem - 12-31-2011

Other than The Tery (which I liked) and Ratman (was ok), I haven't read any of the LaNague Chronicles material. I almost ordered them off of Amazon, but have never really been a big fan of sci-fi stories.

Is there any one else here that isn't a big sci-fi fan that still enjoyed the stories, and would encourage reading them?