M. James Reading Order
1 series · 24 books
M. James is a British novelist whose work spans both contemporary fiction and popular history, earning bestseller status in both categories. His books have attracted significant film and television attention, with theatrical adaptations created from his novels and consulting credits on major BBC documentaries exploring art and music history. Known for crafting engaging narratives across multiple genres, James brings a historian's insight to his fictional storytelling.
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Standalone Novels Series
24 books
M. James wrote 24 standalone novels across various topics in computing and technology, published over multiple years in publication order. These books cover subjects ranging from programming languages like BASIC and QBASIC to practical applications such as spreadsheet functions, networking, and artificial intelligence. While the exact completion status is unclear, readers should approach these as independent works that can be enjoyed in any order, though publication sequence is available for those who prefer to follow it chronologically. Starting with Advanced Programming for the Electron provides a logical entry point into the collection.
Start with Advanced programming for the Electron, the first of 24 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Advanced programming for the Electron |
| 2 | Amstrad communications |
| 3 | An expert guide to the Spectrum |
| 4 | Anatomy of the Dragon |
| 5 | Artificial intelligence in BASIC |
| 6 | BASIC artificial intelligence |
| 7 | Buy a PC! |
| 8 | Classification algorithms |
| 9 | Creative animation and graphics on the BBC Micro |
| 10 | Financial functions using a spreadsheet |
| 11 | Foundations of programming |
| 12 | Low cost PC networking |
| 13 | Pattern recognition |
| 14 | QBASIC |
| 15 | Rough Guide to Languages |
| 16 | The 6809 companion |
| 17 | The Atari book of games |
| 18 | The Atmos book of games |
| 19 | The Dragon 32 book of games |
| 20 | The Oric book of games |
| 21 | The Spectrum book of games |
| 22 | The complete programmer |
| 23 | Using data communications on the Amstrad PC1512/1640 |
| 24 | Working graphics on the Amstrad CPC 464 & 664 |
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