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A very silly idea: start with a single, handwritten chapter, and then extend it with forewords, tables of contents, glossaries, and the like until it reaches 50,000 words.
This is the finished version, provided I don't see fit to further update it. The final novel text is here.
Interestingly, the resulting novel does not contain the letter Q (this was entirely an accident). It is also nigh unreadable due to the recursive glossaries and indices.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
That PDF seems a little bit broken - there are a few places where <...> is used and the first bracket is escaped to prevent the text from being treated as a link, but the renderer you used treats them as invalid links and omits them.
A very silly idea: start with a single, handwritten chapter, and then extend it with forewords, tables of contents, glossaries, and the like until it reaches 50,000 words.
This is the finished version, provided I don't see fit to further update it. The final novel text is here.
Interestingly, the resulting novel does not contain the letter
Q
(this was entirely an accident). It is also nigh unreadable due to the recursive glossaries and indices.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: