Novella

Do you want to plot a novella? Once you know what you need, you can plot quickly. Use Trello and lay out your lists and scene cards.

The 3 types of novella, novella lengths, scenes, pacing, plotting, fix-ups, and how to turn an unfinished novel into a novella...

Explore all the best short classic books, short stories, novellas, and novels under 250 pages that you can read in one day.

Are you confused about the differences between a novel and a novella? Perhaps you know one is longer than the other, but you aren’t sure if writing a novella is worth your time. Do they make any money? Who publishes novellas? Can they be used for promotion? In our post, Fiction Writing: 5 Key Differences Between a Novel and a Novella, we discuss all these things and more so that you can decide which choice is right for you.

While I will always remind you that a yearly reading goal is arbitrary and that if you don’t read 50 or 100 or even 12 books that you set out to read last January, you are still a reader, I get that accomplishing a numerical goal is very satisfying. So, if you’re looking for something on the shorter

The 3 types of novella, novella lengths, scenes, pacing, plotting, fix-ups, and how to turn an unfinished novel into a novella...

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I've just finished writing my first novella series and the final book is set to release later this month. Check out The Dead Oaks: Cursed Asylum here! If you're unfamiliar with the term, a novella is a story that is typically 15K-40K words in length. A novella series is exactly what it sounds like--a book series made up of these sorts of mini-novels. So, I'm sharing my thoughts on the process of writing a novella series and what I've learned. I'm not saying this is the only way to do things…

Novellas are for those of us with too many ideas and not enough attention span. Especially when you have too much on your mind and not enough coffee.

Novellas have become increasingly common nowadays, but why? Why are so many authors writing them, and why should you read them?