Casey Rousseau writes:
>Peirs Anthony
>Xanth (yeah, not very literary, but...)
>Immortals (OK, maybe only 5 POV's but I think one or two books might
>have had multiple POV)
7. 7 books, 7 POVs.
>Donaldson
>Covenant chronicles
2 POVs, I think.
>Bradley
>Darkover. A rambling series, not Doorstop volumes, but many POVs if
>only because it's multigenerational. Part SF, part fantasy.
Many, many, and several books had multiple POVs.
>As for Doorstoppers, how about Eddings' Belgariad/Mallorean. A few
>volumes post 1990.
But note that it's one POV for each of the the two pentalogies. At
least, I think it is; it's certainly single POV for Belgariad;
Mallorean might have had more.
>And last, but certainly far from least, how about Zelazny's Amber! (not
>trilogies, and it's been a while since I read 'em so I may be
>misremembering the POV count but ...)
One POV per pentalogy, methinks.
But what about Theive's World? Not only multiple POVs (many, many!)
but multiple authors writing them!
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