How Long Should A Chapter Be In A Fantasy Novel Mga Nobela at Kwento

Dear readers, please comment on each chapter and remain engaging, that's what motivates me if the book is good or not 😤 Three chaps will be up by tommorow 💪

Whenever I write short chapter like shorter than 1500 words I always mention in my author note and apologise for it, but last chapter was 1600 words and this one is 2100 words. I don't mind dragging the description and making it unnecessary and boring for you to read long described scenes, it's not hard for me to do so, but I just never dragged my descriptions and kept it simple and shorter as I felt like it's more easier and interesting to read. But you can tell me, the scenes would be the same but the descriptions will be longer if you want, but for that I will also have to decrease the updating schedule like Two updates a week. I am not threatening you or something I am genuinely willing

Hello everyone so when I started writing the story, I wanted it to have as cute and as fluffy scenes as possible. Throughout the time, I have tried my best to do so. But, I can only know after you all inform me. This is going to be a light novel which means it is going to go on for at least 500 chapters and I am warning you all about it beforehand. There's a lot of mysteries which are going to come up and a lot of them which would be later on solved.

I have the same username across all platforms so I'm pretty easy to find. Again, thank you guys so much. You make all this possible. Make my writing and world building possible and I cannot thank you enough. <3 <3 <3 <3 Mish Some fun Stats: Final Chapters: 179 chapters Final Word Count: 301,000 words Shortest Chapter: 1403 (Chapter 2) Longest Chapter: 4169 (yeah...I kept that spicy chapter whole!) Started: 9-20-2023 Finished: 7-1-2024

There was no need to drag her into it. Reaching into my backpack again, I get out my notebook, hoping for inspiration to strike as strongly as it did all those years ago. It takes a while, but it does, and I outline the next three chapters, seamlessly putting in a sword-fighting scene for Charles’s sake—that totally fits with the story. Usually, I don’t like to write longhand what I then have to go back and type, but the fight scene is so clear in my head I start writing it out—and then can’t stop.

Also, I was able to request to make the next three chapters into one, which is Chapter 114, so CH 114 will cost more than usual, but it's three chapters long, so it's worth it. That is all, my lovelies! Enjoy reading! ❤️ xoxo, Cassandra M P.S: I am writing this note to avoid complaints that this is a repeat of the epilogue or that it costs more. I am enjoying writing this part of the book and don't want to spoil my momentum. 🙏Thank you for all the wonderful feedback! xxx

That series is intended to have four books, one for each dragon. I'm still trying to figure out a posting schedule with the two books. Richie's story is written in my head and is ready to be put to paper, but The Arena is my husband's favorite. Writing 17-20 chapters a week is tough, but mostly manageable. So I may divide the number of chapters each book gets each week, rather than focusing on one while the other finishes. That would mean one possibly two chapters a day for both books, rather than two chapters a day for one and three chapters a week for the other. I'd love your input and what your preference is.

"Good, that's what I wanted." AUTHOR’S NOTE THE CHAPTERS: ARE SPLIT IN TWO BECAUSE THEY ARE LONG, OVER 3 K WORDS, THIS WAY THEY WILL BE CHEAPER FOR YOU.

I really want to make sure that each chapter I share is the best it can be, and that takes a bit of time and patience. Writing this story has been such an incredible journey for me. I've poured my heart and soul into creating these characters and their world, even as a noob, and I want to ensure that every part of their story is told with the care and attention it deserves. Sometimes that means taking a step back to get a fresh perspective. During this break, I'm also doing some additional research and brainstorming to add more depth to the plot and characters. I'm exploring new ways to develop the storyline and make it even more engaging for you. This process is essential to ensure that the

That series is intended to have four books, one for each dragon. I'm still trying to figure out a posting schedule with the two books. Richie's story is written in my head and is ready to be put to paper, but The Arena is my husband's favorite. Writing 17-20 chapters a week is tough, but mostly manageable. So I may divide the number of chapters each book gets each week, rather than focusing on one while the other finishes. That would mean one possibly two chapters a day for both books, rather than two chapters a day for one and three chapters a week for the other. I'd love your input and what your preference is.