@b_jonas oh man, I can imagine how one's native language not including gender pronouns can get him/her shitstorms when s/he goes on the Internet speaking a language that have them...
@SQB Oh yeah. Grammar agreements are already a stretch for a lot of French native speakers, I can imagine how bad it can be for foreigners. We don't have declensions though. Declensions are hell.
(^ says the girl who still voluntarily applied for Russian and Arabic classes)
Rick Riordan has written several series of books based on Greek/Roman/Norse Demigods and Egyptian Magicians. If someone wanted to read them in chronological order, how would that flow?
> Use this tag when asking for the in-universe chronological order of published works in the same sci-fi/fantasy series or fictional universe. To ask for suggestions on the best reading or viewing order, which may not be the same as the chronological order, use the [suggested-order] tag instead.
> For questions asking about the suggested reading or watching order for a series or franchise. If asking specifically for the chronological ordering, use the [chronological-order] tag instead.
First: [chronological-order], second is [suggested-order]
I'll let you decide :)
Note above quotes are from the tag's wiki excerpts
I went to see the tag wikis, but since I have absolutely no idea what the books are about, I was wondering if the chronological order OP was referring to was the one of publishing, or the one of the mythology (Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Norse, I'd think)
I'm trying to remember a series/movie that I once watched when I was younger (several years ago (2000-2010 (I know, big span, but I can't pinpoint my memories better))). I never remembered the name of it as I only saw some small parts of it (been quite some years and my memory isn't built for lon...
There's a movie which is precisely called 11:11:11 (it was even released on 11/11/11 because why the f*ck not, right?) but it doesn't fit - would have been funny, though.
@TheLethalCarrot Llots of people do nice edits, but I rarely notice them, because I miss the edit history. The SE interface tries to be somewhat nice about this, but still.
The interface or badges can't judge about which edits are actually useful.
Warning: This is long.
A reminder: Percy Jackson and the Olympians deals with the Greek gods. The Heroes of Olympus deals with the Greek and Roman gods. The Kane Chronicles deals with the Egyptian gods. Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard deals with the Norse gods. The Trials of Apollo has Gr...
@Mithrandir Honestly, I was more asking to get live-info on the tags rather than for the sake of the question itself, since as I said I didn't read any of those works :)
@heather I actually had the same thought about music a while ago. I mean, if I bought the CD, maybe I could get an access to the mp4 file, for when I don't have the CD or YouTube around? There are probably a lot of cons to that, the most obivous I can think of being the easier broadcasting of illegal copies, which is already an issue with all the dematerialized stuff nowadays
Rick Riordan has written several series of books based on Greek/Roman/Norse Demigods and Egyptian Magicians. If someone wanted to read them in chronological order, how would that flow?
Warning: This is long.
A reminder: Percy Jackson and the Olympians deals with the Greek gods. The Heroes of Olympus deals with the Greek and Roman gods. The Kane Chronicles deals with the Egyptian gods. Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard deals with the Norse gods. The Trials of Apollo has Gr...
