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Neil Gaiman has noted regarding Anansi Boys: 'I imagine it's set in the same world as American Gods. (But then, several careful readers have pointed out that American Gods is set in the same world as Stardust, and the two stories don't taste anything like the same.)' What counts as part of the 'series' is therefore tricky to say, not least because The Monarch of the Glen features Messrs Smith and Alice, who also appear in Keepsakes and Treasures.

Neil Gaiman has noted regarding Anansi Boys: 'I imagine it's set in the same world as American Gods. (But then, several careful readers have pointed out that American Gods is set in the same world as Stardust, and the two stories don't taste anything like the same.)' What counts as part of the 'series' is therefore tricky to say, not least because The Monarch of the Glen features Messrs Smith and Alice, who also appear in Keepsakes and Treasures.

Classic children's fiction. For some titles in the series not yet listed on LibraryThing, see this site.

Classic children's fiction. For some titles in the series not yet listed on LibraryThing, see this site.

Collections of witty quotations.

Collections of witty quotations.

Aiming to explore the creative constraints acting on electronic media down to the hardware level, by discussing the technical requirements influencing how software was created on historically significant computer and video game platforms.PlatformStudies.com

Aiming to explore the creative constraints acting on electronic media down to the hardware level, by discussing the technical requirements influencing how software was created on historically significant computer and video game platforms.PlatformStudies.com

The conquest of this corrupted world. Starting with the city of Fukuoka.

The conquest of this corrupted world. Starting with the city of Fukuoka.

Books of witty quotations, in a series made confusing by a decision to change some titles thought to be to blame for disappointing sales: More Wit became Wit Hits the Spot, and Yet More Wit was reborn as Wit On Target. Thus far, at least the colour-coding remained a reliable clue; but a new style of cover design was later introduced, along with more revisionary nomenclature, when Wit became Original Wit. A further new cover style, involving speech bubbles, also exists, and under it More Wit had another rebirth as Quick Wit, and Yet More Wit turned into Sparkling Wit; I'm not certain which one became the similarly repackaged Wit: The Final Word (probably #4, Wit: The Last Laugh). Also under this design style can be found the compilation Wit Wit Wit. A Load of Wit is a compilation drawn from Wit and More Wit. The themed works Lovers' Wit, etc. also seem to be considered part of the 'Wit' series.

Books of witty quotations, in a series made confusing by a decision to change some titles thought to be to blame for disappointing sales: More Wit became Wit Hits the Spot, and Yet More Wit was reborn as Wit On Target. Thus far, at least the colour-coding remained a reliable clue; but a new style of cover design was later introduced, along with more revisionary nomenclature, when Wit became Original Wit. A further new cover style, involving speech bubbles, also exists, and under it More Wit had another rebirth as Quick Wit, and Yet More Wit turned into Sparkling Wit; I'm not certain which one became the similarly repackaged Wit: The Final Word (probably #4, Wit: The Last Laugh). Also under this design style can be found the compilation Wit Wit Wit. A Load of Wit is a compilation drawn from Wit and More Wit. The themed works Lovers' Wit, etc. also seem to be considered part of the 'Wit' series.

A reference guide to aspects of Japanese culture you may have noticed in anime. The author maintains an online supplement.

A reference guide to aspects of Japanese culture you may have noticed in anime. The author maintains an online supplement.