In fiction, authors can break chapters into sections, often called scene breaks. These breaks, at their simplest, include only a single blank line. Flourished section breaks have a small graphic centered in the blank space and...
Word Spacing is the space between words that results from pressing the spacebar. This space is flexible; it can be expanded or compressed; it can be fixed and unchanging or elastic and adapt to circumstances.
Each letter is designed with a small amount of blank space on the left and right sides. This spacing is set by the font's designer and is part of the letter itself; it cannot be changed. In technical terms, any character (letter, punctuation mark, number) is called a...