Series Count Reset

 

This is what I posted in the previous blog post and also mentioned completing the Satyajit Ray series of short stories.

 

Series Completion Score: (as of 31st July 2012)

The Three Investigators         39 out of 43    

Best of Satyajit Ray                21 out of 21     (Completed)

Sherlock: Exploits                   07 out of 12    

Sherlock: Misadventures        23 out of 33    

Total                                      90 out of 109

 

So I will now remove Satyajit Ray from the count and reset the scores.

 

Series Completion Score: (as of 31st July 2012)

The Three Investigators         39 out of 43    

Sherlock: Exploits                   07 out of 12    

Sherlock: Misadventures        23 out of 33    

Total                                      69 out of 88

 

A total of 19 - 4 of Three Investigators, 5 of Sherlock Exploits and 10 of Sherlock Misadventures left to read from the list above which will reach completion in (or probably before) December.

 

Reading will not be slow though; as I am adding a lot of short stories and novella by Arthur Canon Doyle and Philip K Dick to the reading list for coming months.
 
As I complete the reading of the series above; I will keep removing them from the count ... and not post 'reset' posts again in this year.
 

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