6.5k Into Next Chapter Of The Groundhog Day AU, And I Feel Like I Am At The Same Editing Stage As The
6.5k into next chapter of the Groundhog Day AU, and I feel like I am at the same editing stage as the 5k word point of Ch. 2. Y'know, the chapter that doubled in word count from that stage of editing and became a 10k word chapter by the time it was posted...
I have already cut this chapter in half and added a whole new chapter to the chapter count, it had better not become a 12k word chapter anyway.
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"This is why I believe it is strictly immoral to write good vs. evil narratives, as these type of stories are all objectively harmful, promote black and white thinking, and lack any redeeming qualities."
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