Thanks john and everyone, i read them all in order of print then as series now just getting into the nitty gritty of timelines it helps me get a new perspective and i find i understand more with each time i read them.
Im not usually a big reader but rays work has called to me ever since i first read magician Adam --- Original Message --- From: "John" <[email protected]> Sent: 20 June 2013 5:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Best reading order Earl Borah <[email protected]> writes >Personally I read them a lot closer to the "alternate" order, though I like to >move the legends books to immediately before the Empire trilogy, and the >Legacy books to immediately after (a little closer to the chronological, but >maintaining integrity within series). The only reason Legacy got placed where it is, was because the US didn't have it at the time the reading order was created. I still maintain the best order to read them is the order they are published, and if a book is earlier in the timeline, treat it as a history book, with a different point of view. -- John The Official Raymond E Feist Website http://www.crydee.com/ Books to read, and shelves to fill, Ray's great books, just fit the bill.
