: Re: When proofreading a chapter, should I try to prevent a few lines spilling onto a new page? I am proofreading a novel chapter for the first time. I do not have the other chapters to review.
As Simon White says, it's a non-issue.
If there were only one or two lines on the last page... then it would be a minor issue. You might flag it, but you don't need to change it. The layout person can make a few simple tweaks to pull the extra lines back, or push more lines forward.
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