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 Character Interviews  (E)
Character Interviews for Prep Entry


There are three-character prep sheets included.
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 Premise Statement  (E)
Premise Statement - Exercise
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 Grandpa  (E)
Grandchildren get to spend Halloween with the Grandpa as he tells scary stories.
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 The Last Date - Contest  (E)
On the ride home two strangers meet that will change both of their lives.
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 For Thee  (18+)
Grief causes a tragedy to occur.
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 Once for Thee  (18+)
A poem of loss
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 Defender Appendix to Chapter 23  (E)
Aliens accidentally change an Earthman into a super-powered hero


Part one of the Defender chapters
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 Defender Chapters 24 to 46  (E)
Given powers from a not-so benevolent alien race.


Second Part of two
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 The Dream that wasn't- Contest  (E)
Going through personal trials to be ready for what is to come.


Revised Version
John  
Is it possible to retrieve something from your trash?

Thank you
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If you go into the recycling bin, open the item and click the cog symbol in the top right, there's an undelete option there.
Another way is to check the box of the email in the Trash email list, then click the Move icon at the top of the email list. It's the first icon, I believe, and I'm pretty sure it just looks like an arrow. Select to move it back to your Inbox (my guess where you want it) and then Submit or whatever to make it move. *Bigsmile* His instructions were shorter, but I think my method is faster, once you've read the long instructions. *Rolling*
John  
{c: green}When creating your cover page for your novel, is it customary to include an index of chapters?

A . . . friend, yes, a friend wanted to know.

John - and the friend
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I have no idea but look this text is green!

Okay, there's probably someone on WDC who knows. One lonely reject... has been writing and published before. He might know about that sort of technical aspect. Also there are publishers who use this site and who could potentially help you with that question. If they don't comment on this post, maybe try e-mailing them internally. Just a suggestion. *Sly*
Thanks for the tag. I am only traditionally published, but I have worked with a number of poublishers in that regard.

Unless the non-fiction book is really esoteric in its contents, including chapters on the cover is virtually never done.

As for a cover page, which is the splash page inside a book, no again.

If there are chapters or stories written by various people (as in anthologies), then the first time we should see them is in the list of copyrights. The contents itself is a separate page, and comes right before the dedication/ thanks/ notes/ books by the same author/ etc., followed by the first chapter.

So it should be:

Cover
Splash page
Copyright details, finer details
Contents
Dedication, etc.
Story/opening chapter

Is that what you were after?
You accidentally put a space after the colon, before the color. That's why your color coding didn't work. Did you know you can edit your notes? Not saying you have to, but if you want, you can click the little arrow thingy at the top right corner of your note and choose Edit Note. Below your note, above the comments, you'll see an edit box. When you are done, obviously, save your edit. If you are like me and discover after saving your edit that you need/want to make ANOTHER edit, you have to refresh the page before the Edit Note button works again. Believe me, I know. *Laugh*

You can always check the Look Inside feature of various books on Amazon if you need more help or explanation about what those pages Steven listed above mean. *Smile*

Have fun and good luck!
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I've added a new item to my portfolio:
 No Escape  (E)
Poem regarding Mental illness and Bohemian Rhapsody
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 Intruders  (13+)
A couple preparing for a birthday celebration before strangers interrupt their party.
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The Last Date  (E)
A chance meeting during a blizzard has two people sharing an experience of love and death.
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