Thread: How Small A Book Can Be?
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Old 02-22-2011, 05:13 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Mayzshon View Post
One thing I like about e-books is that they've given new life to the novella. Finding a market for something that was under 80000 words, yet well over 10000 words used to be tough.
Totally agree. Speaking as a reader, I've always liked novellas. They are long enough to have a substantial story, yet short enough to read in a single sitting. Unfortunately very few were published compared to the other forms. I mostly found them in author specific anthologies.
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