Buffy Books
Peter Hooper
Just wondering if anyone here can let me know if there is anywhere
that has a listing of all the Buffy novels that have been written.
I am interested in starting a collection of these but would like to
get them in order if possible.
TIA
PH
Don Sample
<hoo...@btinternet.com> wrote:
From the FAQ:
6) What are the Book Titles?
Young Adult Books
YA #1, "The Harvest"
YA #2, "Halloween Rain"
YA #3, "Coyote Moon"
YA #4, "Night of the Living Rerun"
YA #5, "Blooded"
YA #6, "The Angel Chronicles, Vol. 1"
YA #7, "The Angel Chronicles, Vol. 2"
YA #8, "The Xander Years, Vol. 1"
YA #9, "Visitors"
YA #10, "Unnatural Selection"
YA #11, "The Angel Chronicles, Vol. 3"
YA #12, "Power of Persuasion"
YA #13, "The Willow Files, Vol. 1"
YA #14, "Deep Water" (February)
YA #15, "The Xander Years, Vol. 2"
YA #16, "Here Be Monsters"
YA #17, "How I survived My Summer Vacation, Vol. 1
YA #18, "Ghoul Trouble"
YA #19, "Doomsday Deck"
YA #20, "The Willow Files, Vol. 2"
Adult Books
#1, "Child of the Hunt"
#2, "Return to Chaos"
#3, "Gatekeeper Trilogy #1: Out of the Madhouse"
#4, "Gatekeeper Trilogy #2: Ghost Roads"
#5, "Gatekeeper Trilogy #3: The Sons of Entropy"
#6, "The Evil That Men Do"
#7, "Obsidian Fate"
#8, "Sins of the Father"
#9, "Resurrecting Ravana"
#10, "Prime Evil"
"Immortal"
#11, "Paleo"
#12, "Revenant"
Angel books
#1, "City of..."
#2, "Not Forgotten"
#3, "Redemption"
#4, "Close to the ground"
#5, "Shake Down"
#6, "Hollywood Noir"
Hardcover Books
"Immortal"
"Spike and Dru: Pretty Maids all in a Row"
Other Books
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (movie novelization)
"Buffy Postcard Book" (has tear-out postcards)
"The Essential Angel" (a book of Angel posters)
"Buffy 1999-2000 Student Planner"
"The Sunnydale High Yearbook"
"Pop Quiz"
Immortal on audiobook
"The unofficial Buffy the Vampire Slayer Internet Guide"
"The Monster Book"
"The Dust Waltz" (Graphic Novel)
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Peter Hooper
Out of interest where is this FAQ.
Cheers
PH
Don Sample
<hoo...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Don you're a diamond.. just what I was after.
>
> Out of interest where is this FAQ.
It gets posted to the alt,tv,buffy-v-slayer newsgroup every weekend.
If you use a news server that keeps even a few days worth of messages
just search for "FAQ"
Mattia Valente
>
> In article <gq989tkl5rj1ea31l...@4ax.com>, Peter Hooper
> <hoo...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
> > Don you're a diamond.. just what I was after.
> >
> > Out of interest where is this FAQ.
>
> It gets posted to the alt,tv,buffy-v-slayer newsgroup every weekend.
> If you use a news server that keeps even a few days worth of messages
> just search for "FAQ"
Yes, and while you're at it, please don't crosspost, or at least put a
'followup to' header in there, so we don't get possible spoilers
(European newsgroups, the 'spoiler line' is not the same...) This is a
safe message, granted, no spoilers, but these things can degenrate..
Mattia
abe Regular
Stephen Powell
"Peter Hooper" <hoo...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:gq989tkl5rj1ea31l...@4ax.com...
> Don you're a diamond.. just what I was after.
>
> Out of interest where is this FAQ.
>
Eggz
Daniel E. Damouth
>From the FAQ:
>
> 6) What are the Book Titles?
>
> Young Adult Books
[...]
> Adult Books
Ok, some might be called "Adult", but are they really? And are any of
them any good?
What I want is a book that is true to the characters, and true to the
feel of the series. It must be serious and have lots of darkness to
balance the humor.
Dan Damouth
Mattia Valente
From everything I've heard, the Gatekeeper Trilogy is good, it's the
only one I plan to buy right now (I've had enough positive reveiws from
people who's tastes I trust), and the Spike and Dru book looks like it's
a nice read as well. Bit too pricey right now, being a hardcover edition
and all that..
Mattia
ReplyMeister[tm]
Sierk
"Mattia Valente" <mae.v...@std.vu.nl> wrote in message
news:3A979A79...@std.vu.nl...
I liked the Gatekeeper Trilogy well enough, I guess, but I wasn't blown
away by it. It's a nice read, but mainly because you know the characters so
well.
Let's just say it's somewhat better than your average fan-fiction.
Sierk
Don Sample
<dam...@san.rr.com> wrote:
I tend to think of them as the "younger teenager books" and "older
teenager books."
The "young adult" series is even a little tamer than what they show on
TV. Some of the novelizations of the episodes have bawlderized the
language a bit, and totally dropped Willow's "force is okay!" line from
"Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered".
The "Adult" books acknowledge that Buffy isn't a virgin any more, and
have a lot more gore.
Robert ASF.
snip
>Ok, some might be called "Adult", but are they really? And are any of
>them any good?
snip
Well, ahhhh no.
The adult books tendto be bigger, and more expensive but there is
little difference in the different types. Some of the books are better
then others. I expect that would be more personal taste then quality.
Just Thought I Should Mention It