Talk:Small Change trilogy

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I'm currently reading a series labeled by the bookstore near my house the author's "Still Life with Fascists" series. The publisher calls it the "Small Change" series, after the titles; this the ISFDB echoes. The author's websites are blogs, without the usual guide to her books, so if she has a personal opinion on the series title (as I strongly suspect she does), it isn't easily found there.

I don't understand why someone took the trouble to create a page for this trilogy, in the process giving it an un-obvious title (and URL) *and* an actually incorrect description. All they'd have had to do was read Wikipedia's own pages about the individual books!

Reserved for possible later correction: As of the end of Farthing, Carmichael works for Scotland Yard. I'm prepared to imagine that this institution is renamed "the Watch" in later books, it's plausible (and I'll find out soon), but I'm certainly not prepared to *believe* it on this article's sayso.

Joe Bernstein, joe@sfbooks.com 66.212.78.220 (talk) 20:50, 17 February 2013 (UTC)Reply

who's corresponded with Ms. Walton in the past, but not, I think, since she started publishing novels.

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