However, as a result of a web search a user may end up in the middle of a group of pages. Unless you provide some link to other pages, the user will not be able to access them readily. My personal style is to provide a link to the parent of every page. A link to the author's home page will also allow the user to find related pages. It is also good practice to provide an email address on each page so the author can be readily contacted.
Some authors prefer to have a number of interlinked small pages.
Others prefer to have single large pages. Users may wish to print pages on a variety of paper sizes such as A4 or US Letter. My favourite HTML hate is light text on a fancy dark background. This looks fine on the screen, but unless your browser prints the background by default the pages will come out white on white. This can result in a messy page layout.