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I made a novel called "I Attempt to Write the Worst Novel Ever" once, and my answer to that is:
Make your novel a story, but make them short stories connected by a single
continuity.

By this, I mean write a novel, but write each chapter as a different story, but have a single revolving story around the entire novel.

Hope this helped.

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