Retcons, Addendums, and Other Annoying Things

Whenever I do a house/storage room cleaning I occasionally come across notes from a long forgotten campaign adventure that I had totally forgot about, or a plot I wanted to explore as a DM/GM that never came to fruition, and I realize I have to once again modify, add to, or retcon some of Joanna's adventures. It's getting to a point where I think the best thing to do is to delete all the stories from my Gallery and repost them with some of the added stories included instead of just editing the chapters when it comes up. The size of the story installments are not uniform either at the moment, with some being under 24K while others are over 40K, and that bugs me for some reason. So what I want to do is maybe make them all around 35K-40K so I can keep the number of installments to under 20 "Parts". But then I was wondering if the files would be too long for casual readers. Maybe if I keep it under 25K and have about 30 installments would be better. This is mainly for Joanna's adventures when she was on the Superhero world, and I plan on adding and detailing some of her adventures I left out (mainly the ones that weren't sexually oriented) and to add adventures I had intended to run but never had the chance. I also want to expound on some of the events I sort of glossed over in the original postings. I also was thinking about combining the "Errand of Mercy" two-part story into one installment, which would make it longer, but would make the gallery look less cluttered. 
  
All in all, this will give me the opportunity to proof read the whole thing once again. It may take a while before I get around to re-doing everything. Basically I'm just copying and pasting everything I have in my gallery into one solid document, save it, and amend as I go through it chapter by chapter. Essentially it will be the same except for some stuff being shortened and, some stories ADDED, and (hopefully) grammatical errors being corrected.

I plan on doing this to her Dungeons & Dragons adventures too. One thing at a time.