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ebooks, thanks. That way all of the comments will be in one place!
I have a question about long-ish fanfics that are works in progress.
Let's say that I'm reading a 200,000+ word fic, which isn't yet complete. I download it to my e-reader, and read it on that.
Then, the author updates the fic with a new chapter.
Is there a way to add this chapter to the existing e-book?
Or is the only way to get it to re-download the entire fic?
If I do re-download the entire fic, does anybody know of an easy way to breeze past those first 55 chapters of 200,000+ words, or am I better off just reading the new chapters on my laptop?
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Side notes, in case they are useful, although I think the question is applicable to any site/management tool/e-reader:
Using a Kobo Touch, downloading fic from the AO3.org, managing fic with Calibre.
ebooks, thanks. That way all of the comments will be in one place!I have a question about long-ish fanfics that are works in progress.
Let's say that I'm reading a 200,000+ word fic, which isn't yet complete. I download it to my e-reader, and read it on that.
Then, the author updates the fic with a new chapter.
Is there a way to add this chapter to the existing e-book?
Or is the only way to get it to re-download the entire fic?
If I do re-download the entire fic, does anybody know of an easy way to breeze past those first 55 chapters of 200,000+ words, or am I better off just reading the new chapters on my laptop?
--
Side notes, in case they are useful, although I think the question is applicable to any site/management tool/e-reader:
Using a Kobo Touch, downloading fic from the AO3.org, managing fic with Calibre.