AsMoral Wrote:I read the books in pub order and it didn't detract one bit from the enjoyment. I always suggest people read the books in the same order I did because I am perfect. I think a lot of us read them in the pub order...at least all of the old guard did. Sadly, a majority of them don't post anymore so I may be speaking just for myself.
Not *just* yourself anyway. I first read 'em in pub order, and agree with you: it hasn't detracted from my enjoyment a bit.
(Since 'The Keep' I've made it a point to read everything The Man has published that I could get my hands on as quickly as I could get my hands on it, so pub order was pretty much my only choice.)
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volshan Wrote:Not *just* yourself anyway. I first read 'em in pub order, and agree with you: it hasn't detracted from my enjoyment a bit.
(Since 'The Keep' I've made it a point to read everything The Man has published that I could get my hands on as quickly as I could get my hands on it, so pub order was pretty much my only choice.)
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I read them in pub order as well and it was fine...even more so to be honest because even though I know how it all ends already, seeing how it gets the is a crap-ton of fun.
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AsMoral Wrote:I read them in pub order as well and it was fine...even more so to be honest because even though I know how it all ends already, seeing how it gets the is a crap-ton of fun.I originally read them in published order and have re-read them in chronographical order. Although I tend to like it better in chronographical order, all that really matters is that we READ them.
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There is a great timeline posted under Secret History timeline on the site if I remember correctly. That should help. Plus i'm sure someone will be able to post the correct answer here shortly. If my brain was working correctly at this hour I could be more helpful. Long day.
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rjack_fan Wrote:Welcome!
There is a great timeline posted under Secret History timeline on the site if I remember correctly. That should help. Plus i'm sure someone will be able to post the correct answer here shortly. If my brain was working correctly at this hour I could be more helpful. Long day.
Don't hesitate to join the conversations here, we take kindly to new folks if you play well with others.
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No way to fix it in the forum editor and remove the extraneous "http:/", so here's the correct version.
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wdg3rd Wrote:No way to fix it in the forum editor and remove the extraneous "http:/", so here's the correct version.
http://repairmanjack.com/works.htm#secrethistory
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