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In what order to read Nietzsche?

I just picked up a volume collecting Zarathustra, Beyond Good and Evil, Genealogy of Morals, Ecce Homo, and the Birth of Tragedy. I'm looking to read what's most accessible first, then work towards the more obscure. What order do you think would be most beneficial?
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Well for accessibility, leave Ecce Homo and Zarathustra for last.  Both Zarathustra and Beyond Good and Evil give an overview of Nietzsche's thought, though BGE is presented more traditionally (well as close as you'll get Nietzsche to go).  In some ways Genealogy of Morals and Birth of Tragedy might be more accessible because of their narrower scope.

So it depends on what works best for you.  If you'd rather start with the broad view, start with Beyond Good and Evil.  If you'd prefer a book that spends a little more time on and explores a topic more deeply, go with Genealogy of Morals.