Most people know of Logan's Run, even if just the name. I consider myself somewhat versed in sci-fi but I wasn't aware that there were sequels - Logan's World, which takes place a decade later, and Logan's Search which is at least a year after that.
Like any trilogy, it has its issues. I always think the first book in any trilogy is the strongest. The writer's passion is greatest, the world-building has a certain energy and a BIG GOAL is achieved. Usually for me, the second book is weakest because you find out the victory in the first book was only minor and there are much BIGGER things to worry about and all these new people and places to remember. But I actually liked Logan's World quite a bit. The weakest link in this series is definitely the third installment.
Logan, similar to Bond, doesn't age well. Several moments I cringed so hard and just turned the page. I tried to enjoy it for what it was, that early dystopia that was formative for so much of the sci-fi that I treasure. I would love to see a modern re-working of it. ( )