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Assuming there are no requirements for chapter length you are supposed to meet, I don't believe it matters. Some books maintain a steady chapter length of twenty or so pages (Harry Potter), but I'v...
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Assuming there are no requirements for chapter length you are supposed to meet, I don't believe it matters. Some books maintain a steady chapter length of twenty or so pages _(Harry Potter)_, but I've seen several with a page long chapter, followed by an extremely long one _(Inheritance Cycle)_. Still yet others maintain short chapters throughout _(Anne of Green Gables)_. In my experience, such ranges don't really mess with the pace/flow.
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2015-02-07T19:48:31Z (almost 10 years ago)
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