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6 Steps to Crafting Each Chapter of Your Novel by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature

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6 Steps to Crafting Each Chapter of Your Novel

PLEASE NOTE THAT WHILE THIS PAGE WILL REMAIN ACTIVE FOR PURPOSES OF EDUCATION AND RECORDS, IT IS OUTDATED. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE NEWEST VERSION. 6 Steps to Making Every Chapter of your Novel Most Excellent The number one reason for people refusing to read a book is boredom. And no matter how much good content can be found if one just “sticks it out,” it will never be found if your readers have to drudge through even a single boring chapter. So, for both writing and post-draft editing, here are 6 steps to making EVERY chapter most excellent. Step 1: Create a three-act plot structure for each chapter. Every chapter of a novel

Complications, need help. by NickOnPlanetRipple, journal

Complications, need help.

May 7, 2017

All right, so I've finished work on volumes 1 and 2 of Planet Ripple and am ready to release them. ....sorta. I can sell them as ebooks for kindle any time, but after using amazon's comic creator program and seeing the restrictions... okay, so my pages are about the same size as the sheets of paper they were originally scanned on. About 2500 pixels wide. Kindle only allows you to make your pages 1280 LONG. That's like a third or a forth of the size it was, and that compression REEEALLY doesn't help with the resolution. This makes the text pretty tough to read, at least on my nice big computer screen. It's readable if I zoooom in a ways, but

Why so much high school in anime? Now you know. by NickOnPlanetRipple, journal

Why so much high school in anime? Now you know.

Feb 17, 2017

Because it was literally the last time many Japanese adults ever had a chance to be happy. This is something I've suspected for a long time, and I've seen videos on the subject by Gaijin Goombah, The Anime Man and a couple of others, but nothing REALLY slams the nail on the head like the first minute or so of this video. Watch (or at least listen to) the whole thing when you have the time. Japan's workforce really needs to loosen up and you know... LIVE.