Random question -- what is the difference between a novella and a novelette?
It's only a novelette if it comes from the novel region of France, otherwise it's a sparkling short story.
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Random question -- what is the difference between a novella and a novelette?
It's only a novelette if it comes from the novel region of France, otherwise it's a sparkling short story.
Ha, ha, ha! Jessica beat me to the Comm.
I think there is a semi-official wordcount difference but I don't know offhand what it is.
I'm pretty sure it's just word count.
For the Hugos, a novelette is 7,500–17,500 words, while a novella is 17,500–40,000 words.
A novelette is a long short story. A novella is a short novel. That's how I think of it anyway.
I think Hec is right, although that doesn't mean that something won't come along and scramble the categories anyway.
Now pondering Tom Holland lip syncing to novella-ella-ellas
Sorry, what were we talking about?
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