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message 1: by PyroLily ~Qui scribit bis legit~, Founder and local nut case ;-) (new)
Jul 22, 2012 03:10PM

PyroLily ~Qui scribit bis legit~ (pyrolily) | 47 comments Mod
This is for any questions anyone has. I will be glad to awnser them as well as anybody else who knows the awnser.


message 2: by JazzyCat (new)
Jul 22, 2012 03:21PM

JazzyCat (dayandnightgirl) | 4 comments What kind of questions? :)


message 3: by PyroLily ~Qui scribit bis legit~, Founder and local nut case ;-) (new)
Jul 23, 2012 12:43PM

PyroLily ~Qui scribit bis legit~ (pyrolily) | 47 comments Mod
Any kind of narrative writing questions.


message 4: by JazzyCat (new)
Jul 23, 2012 12:46PM

JazzyCat (dayandnightgirl) | 4 comments Ok, how about chapter length? Some books have longer/normal length, but my fav book Wintergirls chapters are short. I like it this way. If I do short chapters, can I get away with it?


message 5: by PyroLily ~Qui scribit bis legit~, Founder and local nut case ;-) (new)
Jul 23, 2012 02:41PM

PyroLily ~Qui scribit bis legit~ (pyrolily) | 47 comments Mod
There are some chapters that are barely more that a page. The length of the chapter doesn't really matter as long as the chapters work with the story. They shouldn't go in a choppy way that messes up the way the story flows.


message 6: by Liam Hewitt (new)
Jul 28, 2012 01:00PM

Liam Hewitt | 1 comments Yeah that's true. In what I write, because it's on here, there is usually one event per chapter that helps to lead the story on.


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