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Day: October 10, 2017

Should Authors Use Chapter Titles?

book chapter titles texture-1362879_1920I ran across this question recently in a Facebook group, and noted there was a lot of opinion on it. Some authors are vehemently opposed to using chapter titles, while others adore them. So, what’s best?

Well, the simplest answer is that it’s entirely up to the author. However, chapter titles do tend to be more prevalent in certain genres, so if that’s one you write in, you may want to adopt them. Continue reading “Should Authors Use Chapter Titles?”

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Author RJ CraytonPosted on October 10, 2017October 9, 2017Categories Staff ArticlesTags book design, chapter titles, front matter11 Comments on Should Authors Use Chapter Titles?
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