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How to Paragraph properly.

Kadokawa Tsubasa Bunko: A collection of books and light novels specifically aimed at children, typically around 11 years old. Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko, Fujimi Fantasia Bunko, and Media Factory imprints: These focus heavily on light novels and manga, which appeal to teenage and young adult...

Yes Please!

EXACTLY!!!

Ah, but the book markets look for new authors in places like this. -- You never know if you're talking to an established author, or an editor looking for new authors for their publishing house. You are correct, which is why I have been posting those 'vague secret technicalities' where writers...

Yes, they do.

Yeah, but I'm not sure I want anything to do with an audience that follows a Troll. I definitely don't want to be a Troll to gain such an audience.

Yup. Lots of stories, visual novels, and tutorials posted all over the place.

LOL! My one fan-fiction on this site. Try putting OokamiKasumi in Google and see what you get. ?

Research is a thing. -- If you had done some, you wouldn't be reacting this way. Spell Check is also a thing you seem to be missing out on. -- For example: Hypocrite should have been written: hypocritical. Publishers' writing guidelines are a thing, and each publisher has their own. In fact...

Entertainment value -- theirs.

One Sentence Paragraphs. Trending in Free Stories posted Everywhere. One sentence Paragraphs: "It's kind of become a habit after reading too many Korean web novels." Translated Korean web novels? The separation of Dialogue from the Actions of that speaker; creating short one-sentence...

Moved.

Short chapters (1000 words) are a trend originally caused by Translated novels posted on the 'Net. A trend picked up and perpetuated by amateur writers also posting their stories on the 'Net. This trend of super short chapters happened because most translators tend to break the chapters into...

"You're not supposed to have two people Acting in the same paragraph for the exact same reason you Don't have two different people's Dialogue in the same paragraph. You're definitely Not supposed to have two people Acting in the same sentence." This comes from Strunk & White's Elements of...