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The majority of respondents opted for not indenting first paragraphs of chapters. Their attitude appears to be, â€œDo what you want.â€ Thatâ€™s fine, but if you are writing with an eye toward having someone publishing your novel it would behoove you to keep in mind, 85% of publishers, literary agents, and copyeditors want to see your work presented in the Chicago style of writing: therefore, make first paragraphs flush left.

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: Re: Should I indent the first line of the first paragraph in a chapter? I was reading a thesis report of a friend and I noticed that he didn't indent the first line of the first paragraph in

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: There are several tools you can use to infer distress through your narrator. Have your narrator ask a confusing question, and then correct themselves. Have your narrator ask for clarification

: No, I donâ€™t think there is really one. Lots of Information, â€œteachingâ€ = Technical Writing. In fiction the "teacher"character quickly becomes contrived and pedantic. The reader will become

: No takers? (stretches) All right, then, lemme take a swing. I suspect that my answer might be disliked, being chiefly my personal hugely biased opinion, but, in all fairness, my opinion is

: How can I publish package overviews (Java) or namespace overviews (C++) using Doxygen? We use doxygen to generate API (reference) documentation for our code. We have a small Java API and a

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: Re: Should I indent the first line of the first paragraph in a chapter? I was reading a thesis report of a friend and I noticed that he didn't indent the first line of the first paragraph in

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: There are several tools you can use to infer distress through your narrator. Have your narrator ask a confusing question, and then correct themselves. Have your narrator ask for clarification

: No, I donâ€™t think there is really one. Lots of Information, â€œteachingâ€ = Technical Writing. In fiction the "teacher"character quickly becomes contrived and pedantic. The reader will become

: No takers? (stretches) All right, then, lemme take a swing. I suspect that my answer might be disliked, being chiefly my personal hugely biased opinion, but, in all fairness, my opinion is

: How can I publish package overviews (Java) or namespace overviews (C++) using Doxygen? We use doxygen to generate API (reference) documentation for our code. We have a small Java API and a

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