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The Longest LitRPG Series Ever Written Is Finally Getting a Paperback Release Next Month

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The Longest LitRPG Series Ever Written Is Finally Getting a Paperback Release Next Month
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If you buy through our links, IGN may earn an affiliate commission. What started as a free web serial has evolved into a massive world of words that spans 21 books so far (and counting!). Pirateaba had this to say about the long journey to get to this point: "The paperback is the first project I feel like I and my team have pushed for.

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If you buy through our links, IGN may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more.Home›BooksThe Longest LitRPG Series Ever Written Is Finally Getting a Paperback Release Next MonthJust wander right in.By Jacob KienlenUpdated: Jul 29, 2026 9:54pm UTC0 commentsOne of my favorite stories of all time is finally getting a paperback release after 10 years and millions of words.The Wandering Inn is a fantastic story that just keeps getting better over time. What started as a free web serial has evolved into a massive world of words that spans 21 books so far (and counting!).

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