120: Novel Writing FAQs

Novel Writing FAQs

Answering a few unusual but frequent questions

October 12, 2018

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ANSWERING A FEW BUT FREQUENT QUESTIONS

For many children's writers, the concept of attempting a novel is daunting at best and filled with questions. So for the sake of those looking toward this exciting writing option, let's answer a few unusual but frequently asked questions:

- How long should a chapter be?

- What is high concept?

- What is a mainstream novel?

- Can I combine a bunch of stories into one book and call it a novel?

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