My friend and I is writing a book.
currently on page 2000 and epic fantasy series >_< work has been done on it for 1 year so far
WHAT THE HELL?! Who's gonna read a book with 2000 pages!?...oh wait. Tal would enjoy it since he's like a Chuck Norris on Dink Network.
Yeah, it's not that unreasonable. 
I'd say that it can work, too, if it stays interesting and relevant. Too many books just sort of wander away, focusing on subplots or extending events to unreasonable lengths, until you forget even what the overall plot was about.
But 2000 pages in a year?!
That's insane. Even if you wrote the book every day, it's still more than 5 pages a day.
I'd say that it can work, too, if it stays interesting and relevant. Too many books just sort of wander away, focusing on subplots or extending events to unreasonable lengths, until you forget even what the overall plot was about.
But 2000 pages in a year?!
That's insane. Even if you wrote the book every day, it's still more than 5 pages a day.
That depends on the size of the pages really 
sie 12 print >_< half sie pages LOL
btw when my friend comes over ill post some pages on this forum
btw when my friend comes over ill post some pages on this forum
will it be originoid?
yes it will be o riginal with an orginal plot unexpected plot twists are prevalent
unexpected plot twists are prevalent
I hope the grammar is at least better than this topic's title.
that's what made me wonder too. but gokussj6 u've never read a book with 2000 pages? i mean...mean...mean...hmmm...
Poor Grammar? I thought "modern art/ abstract" was all the rage these days....
I'm checking my room for 2,000-word books..........
-The Bible has slightly over 1,000
-Mosby's Medical, Nursing and Allied Health Dictionary has 1,854 pages (sans appendices)
-The 1975 Oxford's Concise Dictionary of the English Language has 1,368 pages (Appendices included)
- Lord of the Rings hardcover 1,216
I'm checking my room for 2,000-word books..........
-The Bible has slightly over 1,000
-Mosby's Medical, Nursing and Allied Health Dictionary has 1,854 pages (sans appendices)
-The 1975 Oxford's Concise Dictionary of the English Language has 1,368 pages (Appendices included)
- Lord of the Rings hardcover 1,216
