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Fine Structure: Chronological Cut

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Sam has posted a listing of the chapters of Fine Structure in chronological order. I can't comment much without a re-read, but it seems to be an interesting way to read the story.

He also mentioned an ongoing "end-to-end rewrite of the story," which I'm very excited about.

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u/wtfbbc [+4] (3 hours later)

I haven't reread Fine Structure in far too long, but it stands as maybe one of the most enjoyable things I ever remember reading. (Maybe because I happened to read it alongside the Sequences, but I digress.) Very much looking forward to this edit!

And hell, maybe this has motivated me to finish Ra tonight. It's only 11:50, and school starts at 7:30 tomorrow … I have time.

u/MaddoScientisto [+3] (17 hours later)

I tried reading fine structure a few years ago just after finishing RA but I was sort of put off by all the jumping around in the timeline. Now with the chronological order things make a lot more sense and it's actually enjoyable

u/eniteris [+2] (15 hours later)

I'm (slightly) annoyed that Sam makes posts that he doesn't put on his RSS. Thanks for the update!

u/eniteris [+2] (a day later)

Oh, it's up on the RSS now.