AO3 question

[watervole]

 Is there any way of telling how many people have viewed each chapter of a novel on AO3?  I can see how many people have read the first chapter, but I can't see any way of telling how many of them go on to read later chapters.

I've downloaded a trial copy of Scriviner and am working my way through the tutorial.

What I'm hoping to do it to use Scriviner to organise the interweaving plot lines of 'Tok'ra' (the third volume of 'The Price to Pay') and see if I can actually make some progress on it.

Ideally, as I upload each chapter of the previous novels, I'll extract the key plot and character details and store them on Scriviner.  At least, that's the plan.  I think it will take me several days to get through the tutorial.  It'll probably take me about a day a chapter (with my limited typing ability) to get information sorted (though it should be easier in the earlier chapters before all the complicated Asgard stuff starts to kick in)

If anyone wants to give moral support/tell their friends where to find it/etc then the first three chapters are up so far.  It's a Stargate novel that draws on virtually everything, especially my beloved/devious/treacherous Harry Maybourne.

Comments

[kerravonsen]

I'm afraid I've never looked into hit-counts.

Yay, you are working on the third volume!!!!

[watervole]

Well, thinking about it at least. I think Scrivener will make it a lot easier to keep all the notes that the story needs.

I want the hit counts - hits are my writing incentive. If people read the later chapters after the earlier ones, then they must be enjoying it.