The Fall Reading Order
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I'm with you there, that just sounds like way to much work.
I'm up to The Fall on TNG, TTN, and DS9 series, so my questions pretty much just apply to it and the books after it. Well, technically I'm up to Seize the Fire with TTN, but after I didn't like that enough to finish it I decided to skip the MAM books.
I'm up to The Fall on TNG, TTN, and DS9 series, so my questions pretty much just apply to it and the books after it. Well, technically I'm up to Seize the Fire with TTN, but after I didn't like that enough to finish it I decided to skip the MAM books.
Then you probably think this project I created years ago is nuts.
www.lostchronologically.yolasite.com
Haha, awesome. Were you the one that created the chronological recut that's floating around out there too?
That is so cool! I've wondered about that sort of thing for shows like LOST and Arrow for years, but never had time to look into it.
No. I was aware of it after I had started my project, but I didn't have the technical experience or time to do more than create a guide for what order the scenes would come in. My version and that other one did have slight differences.
I always wanted to do the same thing again for Battlestar Galactica, and it had been my plan to do it after I finished the Litverse Reading Guide. Years after starting it though, it's pretty clear to me that it will never be "finished" barring the cancellation of the Litverse novels. I keep thinking up more and more Trek stuff I want to add to the site, and I really haven't ever finished creating all the features I original invisioned. So who knows it I'll ever get to that BSG project.
Forgive my ignorance, but I was just wondering... how do you read five books simultaneously? That sounds exceedingly difficult.
I knew that Revelation and Dust started on August 22nd and read it until the text indicated that 2 days have passed. Then I switched to The Crimson Shadow, read it until the first day ended, switched back to R&D and so on.. At no point did I read more than three books at the same time and that was only for a few chapters.
Ah, OK, I see what you mean. I had originally pictured you sitting there with five books open in front of you, and you were reading them all at the same time!
This way still sounds difficult, though!
I tend to read multiple books at once, my record was eight, but that ended up being way to many and I haven't read more than 2 or 3 at a time since. I started a lot of them because they were being adapted to either movies or TV, and I was determined to get through the books before the adaptation was released.
Neither are they "not connected." There simply was no story-related reason in Armageddon's Arrow to reference events from Sacraments of Fire.
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