What does craning her neck when getting so tall mean in fanfiction?

A tall story is an exaggerated or unlikely account. It's often a made-up or far-fetched tale that's hard to believe.

When we say 'telling tall stories', it refers to the act of relating stories that are greatly embellished or completely made up. People might do this to seem more interesting or to make themselves the center of attention. For instance, a person might say they once flew to the moon on a homemade rocket, which is obviously a tall story.

A 'tall man story' is another way of saying a 'tall tale'. It refers to a story that is hard to believe, often exaggerated or fanciful. For example, a fisherman might tell a tall man story about catching a fish as big as a car.

In my opinion, 'watch tall story' could imply paying attention to a story that has a lot of hyperbole in it. It could be a story told by someone in person, or it could be in a form of entertainment media. For instance, in some old Western movies, cowboys might sit around the campfire and tell tall stories of their adventures, and if you were there, you would be 'watching' those tall stories being told.

It could mean to read a story that is full of exaggerations or untrue elements. For example, a tall story might be about a man who can fly without any equipment, which is clearly not possible in real life.

It probably refers to an exaggerated or unlikely story from China. Maybe it's a story that sounds too fantastic to be true.

A 'tall story' usually means an unlikely or exaggerated story that's hard to believe.

It could mean that someone feels they have outgrown the enjoyment of fanfiction. Maybe they used to love it when they were younger, but as they've aged, their interests have changed and they no longer find it as appealing.

When a writer pulls her novel, it may be due to external factors as well. For example, the publisher might have some financial issues or there could be a conflict between the writer and the publisher. Another possibility is that the market conditions have changed, and the novel may not be as marketable as initially thought. So, the writer decides to pull it rather than face potential failure in the market.

I think it might refer to addressing the reader's potential question of 'so what' about the plot or events in the novel. You need to show the significance and impact of what's happening.