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Carol Timmons Carmey

Apr 14, 2012, 11:13 AM

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Greetings to all in forum; I am happy to find a place to interact with other writer souls, learn how to enter contests and begin the lifestyle of seeking to be published, in my conceited efforts to help humanity through my musing. I am basically ignorant of many modern terms of writing, like chap book...could someone explain what it is, so I can bring one into existance. I am enthusiastic about taking this infantile step, and look forward to standing on my own two feet, as a writer who has accomplished something. I am interested in all your comments, hints, critiques, and friendship.

pongo
Real men bake bread.

Apr 14, 2012, 12:28 PM

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Welcome, Carolese.

A chapbook (note that it's one word) is a small book, often staplebound, usually 64 pages or fewer. Most are probably under 48 pages.

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carolese
Carol Timmons Carmey

Apr 14, 2012, 12:48 PM

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Pongo,

Thank you, as I was sending an email, got your reply to New to forum. Disregard the email, unless you have something other to say.

Thank you,

Carol

A musing: God, referred to as The Ancient of Days, is nothing, if not time. Do not give up your life on Earth, for extreme, unsubstiantiated heavenly dogma. Honor your God with your achieving your ancient days, and living your life on Earth.

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