: Re: How can I plan the chapters in my book? I'm looking for methods of planning chapters for books. I always saw structures and scripting in the macro level, but never in the micro level.

I found that it is hard to plan chapters when you have less than 1k words. You may know the end, the middle part and the start but nothing in between. Once I hit 10k words (or 10% of the book) it became a bit challenging to find some story parts and that's where chapters became necessary.
But that's my own personal experience, I know that many writers have different systems.

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