these ebook series torrents are all the same ebooks in a given series (all series entries MUST be in order to be counted as
 "serified", otherwize they just go into grouped or SIP (series in process)

Since many authors are still alive and releasing new books,
I realize there may be new books released that should be added/the series extended,
please feel free to email any new/corrections (or even questions/suggestions) to Marc@MarcAlan.info



If you don't use calibre as a library manager, then the actual series field breakdown doesn't matter, skip this section

What's  in the series field

for each book, you will see the series made up of the following info (Seperated by periods)

Series Group
Series Name
Series Genre
Series Index
Series Suffix
Cover Quality

if you care to add them as user defined columns in calibre, 
they are user defined entries/columns in each epub/template/style sheet ie
#enterseriesgroup
#enterseriesname
#enterseriesgenre
#enterseriesindex
#enterseriessuffix
#entercoverquality

all summed up (with the periods) in
#enternewseries
{#enterseriesgroup}.{#enterseriesname}.{#enterseriesgenre}.{#enterseriesindex}.{#enterseriessuffix}.{#entercoverquality}

what does that buy me? (answer) lets me enter and edit the info, and when satisfied, bulk replace it in/to the series field
so it stays with the ebook when propogated

why bother? you can easily use the subitems function to break down the propogated entries seperated by periods

for example 
#calcseriesa
Calc Series A (group)
{series:subitems(0,1)}

#calcseriesb
Calc Series B (Name)
{series:subitems(1,2)}

#calcseriesc
Calc Series C (Genre)
{series:subitems(2,3)}

#calcseriesd
Calc Series D (Index)
{series:subitems(3,4)}

#calcseriese
Calc Series E (Suffix)
{series:subitems(4,5)}

#calcseriesf
Calc Series F (Cover Quality)
{series:subitems(5,6)}


to populate my #enter... fields, when propogating i just copy the #calc... fields to the #enter... fields 

"group name" is my term for the first/top/heirarchical series name, i have "groups" like serified, star trek, doctor who,
grouped, SIP (Series In Process), Battletech, Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, (and 57 more)