I've got a bunch of old fanfics I might like to reread. I'm wondering if there is an easy way to convert them to Kindle format so that they are read as a single story instead of dozens of "books" for each story.
They were downloaded using an old standard that was popular on Tannim's "Ranchan & Co Crossing Bridges" aka Tannim's Ranma Crossover Archive.
Basically, each chapter is in a sequentially numbered text file, which may or may not have leading zeros in the numbering. All the chapters for the story all have the same filename except for the numbers at the end.
A rare few are using the same scheme, but with HTML files. For a good example of both (and a good fic), look at Ben Oliver's "Nuke 'Em Till They Glow" at The Lost Library of Florestica. The chapters are available in numbered HTML format, but there is also a ZIP file that has it in text format exactly as I described.
http://florestica.com/boliver/nettg/index.htm
Is there an easy way to convert those multiple files into .mobi/.azw/.azw3 with each file it's own chapter?
I've got Calibre, but it seems to treat each file as it's own "book" rather than a chapter in the book.
**Edit**
I just looked at the site and noticed I might not have picked a good example, since it has things like "Chapter 10 part A" and "Chapter 10 part B" with names like "NG10.txt" "NG10-2.txt". I only glanced at the folder and saw "ng01.txt" through "ng07.txt" and did not scroll the window.