Talk:Joe Abercrombie

Best Served Cold is a stand alone book and not a sequel to the trilogy. Unless someone disagrees I will cut that bit out of the sentence at the end of the week.

Hey I just added a link to the article for The Blade Itself. --Jane Lorn (talk) 16:48, 9 July 2008 (UTC)

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Standalone novels are not a trilogy
On 7 October 2019, the three standalone novels Best Served Cold, The Heroe, and Red Country were renamed as "The Great Leveller trilogy". This supposedly happened because of their release in an omnibus edition called "The Great Leveller". However, that does make them a trilogy. In fact, everywhere on Abercrombie's very own website, they are consistently referred to as standalone novels, including the page for the omnibus itself: "Collected together for the first time, here are the three hard-hitting standalone novels set in the world of Joe Abercrombie’s bestselling First Law trilogy." I'll therefore revert this change, removing the trilogy label, unless there are reasonable objections. Jack L Rains (talk) 12:04, 15 February 2020 (UTC)