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:( Meh... I'm adding about 500 to a 1000 words in order to make it decent length. (about a page in Word)

Aha...which is a tad more difficult then it sounds, as revision usually involves cutting some things out and rewording others, as well. :D

 

Unless you're one of those people who's super-happy with everything you write and even if you revise it you don't change much because you feel it doesn't need any changing. :D

So where do you plan on going with this? Is it going to be a novel, or a series, etc... Do you plan on being published someday?

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*laughs* Just a single book... it has potential to become a series, I think. And publishing? LOL... maybe in a million years.

Well, I wouldn't give up on the idea of being published just yet; if you're willing to put in all the effort that goes into writing a novel, or a series, I think that breaking into the business wouldn't be too far out of reach.

 

If that's something you're interested in, anyway. :D

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It's a learning experience for me; I strongly doubt it will become a novel. At most, it'll be 100,000 words.

Well, that's good. :D  Practice doesn't always make perfect, but it sure does help.  Speaking of that, do you plan on doing NaNoWriMo this year?

Aww, that's too bad.  It'd be a really good experience.

 

I did it last year, and I plan on doing it this year too.  And next year, and the next... >.> :D

Well, to look on the bright side, at least now they don't have anything to be robbed of!

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