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How often should we have new prologue chapters?
Submitted by Lothere on Wed, 12/28/2011 - 09:07.
No more
0% (0 votes)
One or two per year
5% (1 vote)
Four or five, but all at anniversary-time
32% (7 votes)
One every ten chapters or so
45% (10 votes)
One every five chapters or so
14% (3 votes)
One every two or three chapters
0% (0 votes)
Nothing but prologue chapters from now on!
5% (1 vote)
Total votes: 22
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I voted once every ten. I
Submitted by Van on Thu, 12/29/2011 - 15:04.I voted once every ten. I love the prologue chapters, but at the same time I'd rather see the story progress. Better to go forward than backward and all that.
Really, though, I'd just say write a prologue chapter whenever you feel like writing a prologue chapter
I voted for once every 5
Submitted by Seiza on Sun, 01/01/2012 - 22:34.I voted for once every 5 chapters (I generally prefer the older 'original' characters vs. new gen characters in fiction) but basically agree with Van =) I'm curious who voted only for prologue chapters though!
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Submitted by Dominiquex on Tue, 01/03/2012 - 09:04.I love the prologue chapters but I don't need to see them regularly - I'd be fine with them being an anniversary tradition. Really, it's like Van and Seiza have said, whatever you're comfortable with and inspired to produce. If you have the material and inspiration to put them out regularly then that's awesome, but if it takes the pressure off to save them up for a once a year release then I'm totally happy.