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"Today, we need to weed in the vegetable garden," Kelli told Cecelia.
"How do we do that?"
She handed her a hoe.
"I'll show you."
Kelli led her out to a huge vegetable garden on the far side of the barn. It seemed to go on forever in all directions. Cecelia gaped.
"We start here," Kelli said. "Look for anything that doesn't belong and dig it out.
They each took a row and began walking along it.

#wss366 (from *Lady Cecelia's Knowledge*.)

#WritersCoffeeClub Do you structure your WIP into chapters/sections as you write?

I have found I like writing novelette-length stories as a serial, each story representing an episode, with an overall story arc across the series. I did this with *Revin's Heart* and with my new serial *Lady Cecelia's Journey*. The one novel I've written, *A Familiar Problem*, has much shorter chapters, each about short-story length, that are episodic in nature, and work well for that format.