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Originally Posted by jbcohen
Second and seperate question on a similar topic - I have heard it said that there is no specific reading order to the books. Do you concurr or do you recommend a specific reading order?
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There is a specific reading order, although some are more specific than others.
I'm sure this has come up before, let me see...
Ah,
here we go.
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1632
Ring of Fire
1633
1634: The Baltic War
(Somewhere along the way, after you’ve finished 1632, read the stories and articles in the first three paper edition volumes of the Gazette.)
1634: The Ram Rebellion
1634: The Galileo Affair
1634: The Bavarian Crisis
(Somewhere along the way, read the stories and articles in the fourth paper edition volume of the Gazette.)
Ring of Fire II
1635: The Cannon Law
1635: The Dreeson Incident
1635: The Tangled Web
(Somewhere along the way, read the stories in Gazette V.)
1635: The Eastern Front
1636: The Saxon Uprising
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And if you enjoy the anthologies, there's also now Gazette VI and also Gazettes 6-40. (The arabic numeral Gazettes are the electronic-only editions.)