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I can’t change it, but it’s possible that @aratrea or @rolena-hatfield could.

@belegteleri I don’t think there is an option. @kate-flournoy and @that_writer_Girl_99 recently asked the same question, and I think that it wasn’t possible. ?

@salome01w4g @belegteleri Mood…and stuff. I suppose that might affect things.
@daughteroftheking True. Forcing myself to write…to be perfect in writing, never worked.
@ethryndal *headdesks with you*
@revayah1 *stomps around the room like a dragon, pretending to be moody* You know, what you said it actually quite interesting, because whatever…[Read more]

@revayah1 Heya! Welcome to the awesomiest place on the internets!

*pauses strangely and thinks for a question to ask*

Aha! Would you rather where leather boots or slippers to the desert?

You people are way better at this than I am… After a whole day of intense thinking, the best I could come up with was… *drum roll*

A spotted gecko eats something dark, sticky, and probably harmful to mind and bodily health.

Erm… yeah. So much help.

@GracieGirl I actually researched this once, and the general consensus was that 1,000 words is a good length. However, like @Daeus said, this is largely dependent upon the subject matter. KP and K.M. Wieland can get away with longer posts because they’re more like articles. Short stories work as long posts too, but when I write small snippets…[Read more]

Fyi, K.M.Wieland’s posts are also often above 2,000.

I think a large deciding factor is your subject matter.

@shannon Truth is never boring, but variety is the spice of life.

@graciegirl I’ve heard it’s best to keep blogposts short because people have such short attention spans nowadays and don’t have time to read lengthy posts. I usually try to keep mine under a thousand words. If the post seems too long maybe you could make it a two-parter (that’s what I do). I’m looking forward to seeing your blog! What kind of…[Read more]

The articles on KP are about that length just for comparison.

@revayah1 Welcome!

*gasp* You’re writing a vengeance book? Those are the best ever.

@dragon-snapper I can see that a bit, but it didn’t really pop out at me. I think overall you have a pretty consistent writing style. I believe that if you work on just generally improving your style and edit your book a few times, the problem will disappear.

@epicaddie2 @catwing @daeus @ethryndal @salome01w4g @that_writer_Girl_99 @anyoneelse I’m on.

@daeus Oh, and if you reply to this, please do not mention anything you might have observed from reading my book unless its through email. I haven’t told anyone on KP except you about the book and I don’t want to spoil anything for them.
Thanks! 😛