Diana Gabaldon News

by Avid Reader on June 12, 2006

in Avid Musings

Well, I am not sur­prised that there might be *two* more Jamie and Claire books. Le sigh. Will we ever see the end of this series? Do we want to? Mov­ing on—-there will be at least two new full length nov­els fea­tur­ing Lord John Grey and a cou­ple of novella’s. The two novella’s that I’ve enjoyed are Lord John and the Suc­cubus (fea­tured in Leg­ends II Anthol­ogy) and Lord John and Hell­fire Club (fea­tured in Past Poi­sons anthology).

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I per­son­ally feel that this series really ended with Voy­ager and that’s where I stopped. Alas, I can’t fault many fans who love this series and can’t get enough of Jamie and Claire but some fans truly feel that they will be dead and gone before this series ever ends.

 

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Marg June 15, 2006 at 3:49 am

Sorry!! Can’t help myself!!

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Keishon June 14, 2006 at 7:24 pm

DG has said that that will be the very last ques­tion that will be answered in the last book!! Have to wait awhile for that!

Yeah, un-huh, that’s what I thought.

Also:

Marg! Thanks for the info!

You like excla­ma­tion points, don’t you! (teas­ing you, of course!)

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Marg June 14, 2006 at 3:40 pm

DG has said that that will be the very last ques­tion that will be answered in the last book!! Have to wait awhile for that!

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Keishon June 14, 2006 at 7:13 am

What’s con­nec­tion with Jamie and the ghost? That’s the only burn­ing ques­tion I had. Marg? Every­body knew that ghost was Jamie but how was it con­nected to the story, is the big question.

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Marg June 14, 2006 at 4:13 am

In some ways, a lot of stuff was tied up with the last book, but it was always not going to be the last one.

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CindyS June 13, 2006 at 11:56 pm

One of my best buds *loves* Jamie and Claire but she men­tioned how they felt like her fam­ily and since she was an only child with a men­tally ill father and an absent mother I can see how peo­ple can get attached.

I went to a book sign­ing with her for the last book and she men­tioned how she fig­ured that Snow book would be the last. She didn’t read it until months later and I asked her just recently if she thought it was over. She nod­ded and said, yeah. Can’t see there being any­thing else unless I have to be there when they die.

I know myself well enough that fol­low­ing char­ac­ters through decades into death would destroy me — all the same, I have promised her I will read these books. I just need to find a chunk of time big enough to read the first. After that, I’m hop­ing it will take care of itself.

Any­ways, — I just sent her an e-mail with this info. I won­der what she’ll think.

CindyS

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Marg June 13, 2006 at 9:11 am

I bought the anthol­ogy just for the DG novella. Haven’t even looked at any of the other ones in there!!

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Keishon June 13, 2006 at 8:48 am

I love his­tor­i­cal nov­els, guys, what can I say, Diana Gabal­don is a pretty good sto­ry­teller whether she gets it wrong or right. I am not a rabid fan­girl of Gabal­don so no it’s not heresy. I like the Lord John Grey books myself and:

JMC, Lord John and the Suc­cubus was pretty damn good. You should defi­nately check that one out at the library. I bought the anthol­ogy when B&N had the hard­cover on sale for $4.99. It also has sto­ries from Robin Hobb as well, too, if you enjoy fantasy.

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Marg June 13, 2006 at 8:02 am

I guess it is heresy!!!

Of the Lord John books/novellas I like Lord John and the Suc­cubus best. The Pri­vate Mat­ter did noth­ing for me!

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jmc June 13, 2006 at 6:53 am

I read Lord John and the Pri­vate Mat­ter and enjoyed it a great deal — I didn’t real­ize that there were two other novel­las about him. I’ll prob­a­bly look for them at the library. For me, Out­lander alone was enough of Jamie and Claire. I have felt no urge to pick up other books about them, and felt like their story ended there pretty neatly. [Actu­ally, I read Lord John before Out­lander and thought it was the bet­ter book of the two. Is that heresy to Gabal­don fans?]

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