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How to create a book, build chapters and post them as links |
How to... Create a Book There are five different sub types of Book item at Writing.Com. The following are descriptions of each sub type, as well as their uses and limitations, and is quoted from the site literature help topic found here: http://www.writing.com/main/tools.php?action=help&id=257659 A Collection can be any combination of works that come together to form one larger work. The works included can be poetry, articles, stories, etc. A Collection is limited to 50 entries maximum. A Journal is used as a diary, to record experiences or just to log ideas regularly for later use. A Journal is limited to 725 entries maximum. The dictionary definition of a novel is: an invented prose narrative that is usually long and complex and deals especially with human experience through a usually connected sequence of events. A novel can hold up to 100 entries (chapters) maximum. The dictionary definition of a novella is: a work of fiction intermediate in length and complexity between a short story and a novel. A novella can hold up to 25 entries (chapters) maximum. The dictionary definition of a short story is: an invented prose narrative shorter than a novel usually dealing with a few characters and aiming at unity of effect and often concentrating on the creation of mood rather than plot. A Short Story can hold up to 10 entries (chapters) maximum. You are now ready to add chapters to your book Add an entry Linking Entries Just like posting a "bitem" link in a forum. You can post your link to a particular chapter/entry in a book To link an entry: Type {entry:####} - substituting the # for the ID number of the chapter/entry (you can find this on the main book page next to the individual chapter/entry) To link a blog: 'edit text & special settings' and enter the item ID number in the 'blog item ID' field Once you submitted your changes you can just hit the 'My Blog' link and you can blog away to your hearts content |