Legion (Stephen Leeds)
Reading Order.
Start with Legion (2012). All three novellas are collected in Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds (2018).
A series of novellas following Stephen Leeds, a wealthy investigator whose mind generates multiple imaginary personalities, each with specialized knowledge.
Where to start
Start with Legion (2012). All three novellas are collected in Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds (2018).
Community Consensus
"The provided comments do not contain any discussion or recommendation regarding 'Legion.' The conversation is a broad analysis of fantasy genre evolution, focusing heavily on defining and critiquing subgenres like New Weird (Miéville, Harrison), Progression Fantasy (Xianxia/LitRPG), Epic Fantasy, and Romantasy. There is general agreement on the importance of exploring non-Tolkien-inspired secondary worlds and recognizing the influence of webnovels and games on modern fantasy."
No reading order for 'Legion' can be determined from these comments. Key reading advice provided across the discussion includes: 1. Explore pre-LotR fantasy (e.g., Howard's Conan, Leiber's Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser). 2. For Progression Fantasy, read examples of both the Xianxia tradition (like Cradle by Will Wight) and the LitRPG tradition (like Dungeon Crawler Carl). 3. For New Weird, read M. John Harrison's Viriconium and China Miéville.
At a Glance
- First Book:Legion
- Latest Book:Legion: Lies of the Beholder
- Timeline:2012 - 2018
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What order should I read Legion (Stephen Leeds) in?
Start with Legion (2012). All three novellas are collected in Legion: The Many Lives of Stephen Leeds (2018).
How many books are in Legion (Stephen Leeds)?
3 main books, published 2012–2018.
Can I read Legion (Stephen Leeds) out of order?
It's best not to. The books build on each other, so reading out of order spoils earlier twists.