[Matthew Brown]

It was some CSS jank from an update. Should all be working now.

Let me know if you see any other layout bugs.

[Matthew Brown]

We’re an odd mix this year. Me, my dad, my two housemates, and any other odds and ends with nothing better to do.

We’ll be eating and watching sci-fi – probably some Doctor Who.

[Matthew Brown]

It looks like the system flaged the updates as spamn for some reason.

I’ve unspammed them and am looking into it.

[Matthew Brown]

It’s working for ne.

I will look into it. Hang tight.

[Matthew Brown]

Around 50,000 words is a novella (very short novel), but after that, “normal-sized” depends on the genre. Fantasy novels can exceed 200,000 words, whereas a comedy might range from 80,000 to 90,000 words, but again, it depends.

My advice would be not to worry about it. Just write the best story you can. Getting it to the right size can come later. I would say that a short but good novel is better than a long one with a lot of filler to hit a word count.

[Matthew Brown]

I found the post I was looking for: Here’s a list by genre:

How many words should a novel have?

[Matthew Brown]

Thanks for checking, Danny. I think that means I can relax again.

[Matthew Brown]

Great news

[Matthew Brown]

Love LibreOffice. It is my go-to tool for writing.

[Matthew Brown]

That is slightly odd. The subscribe box is clearly marked up for an email address instead of a username and password for the login box.

Which password manager are you using? Perhaps we can file a ticket with them for a bug fix?

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