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Hey Tom.
Hope you're on the road to recovering soon.  Like how your name came about.:)
Regards, Randy

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Congratulations!  Way to go!!

If you're using Word for creating your manuscript, there is a function under spelling and grammar to check readability levels.  It showed 4.7 on the Flesch-Kincaid grade leve for your chapter 5.  I also checked in autocrit.com with the following results:

New Dale Chall    4
Powers, Sumner, Kearl Write    4.8
Spache (Revised)    4.2
Coleman-Liau    6.9
Smog    8.3
Flesch-Kincaid    4.8
Automated Readability Index    4.5
Gunning Fog    6.4
Linsear Write    5.6

Per autocrit regarding the results:  Readability tests are a measure of the ease of comprehension of a written text. The results are obtained solely through the analysis of word and sentence characteristics of the subject text and do not have the benefit of an actual statistical survey of human readers. Typical characteristics used in the analysis include number of words, number of syllables per word, sentence length, and number of sentences. The test may also compare words found within the subject text to a list of "common" words.

Readability statistics can be a useful but blunt tool. The resulting scores provided are only as relevant as the data and statistics used as input. Many of the tests are not applicable to the genre and audience and the resulting scores/grade levels can be misleading.
That being said, when used in the right context, these analytic tools are a quick and efficient way to determine how well your audience will comprehend your work.

Hope this helps.

Completed a review of alkemi's 'The Souring Seas' Chapter 10.

Hi C.J.,
Many thanks for posting this.  Was just in a conversation regarding the same problem and it appears that many people are confused (myself included).
Regards, Randy

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