Not all long books are engaging—some just feel like they’re dragging on. I used to wonder, how do authors fill out space in a book without making it seem repetitive? Thankfully, self-publishing guides provide great strategies to maintain interest while keeping content valuable.
Now, I can easily tell when an author has mastered this skill. Some use storytelling, others rely on detailed research, but the best books are always structured in a way that makes every page count. If you’ve ever read a book that felt way too long, you’ve probably asked yourself: how do authors fill out space in a book without making it boring?