That's quite the number of posts to organize! And yes, bringing clear order into a bunch of posts might sound easy at first, but it's already such a vital first step.
Part of why I am still just about to write my new meta, is because I had to think of the best way to present those incoming new posts. Chaptered posts are a great way for one big theme! I did something similar, I made a chaptered work out the posts I wrote for three favourite characters of mine: Simply because I wrote so much about them that making a new post for each piece would have felt like cluttering.
In return, I decided character analysis unconnected to that group are worthy making separate posts about, while meta looking at broader themes (like chapter analysis) might once again fit into a new chaptered work best.
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Date: 2020-03-09 09:15 pm (UTC)Part of why I am still just about to write my new meta, is because I had to think of the best way to present those incoming new posts. Chaptered posts are a great way for one big theme! I did something similar, I made a chaptered work out the posts I wrote for three favourite characters of mine: Simply because I wrote so much about them that making a new post for each piece would have felt like cluttering.
In return, I decided character analysis unconnected to that group are worthy making separate posts about, while meta looking at broader themes (like chapter analysis) might once again fit into a new chaptered work best.