I am done with the first step of getting my novelette ready to publish. But I am having trouble with the back cover.<\/p>\n
I remember in an English class, the one on theory, where my teacher said that we seldom read ANYTHING that we don’t know anything about.<\/p>\n
We always have some idea of what to expect. It is packaged in some way, or has something on the cover that tells us how we are supposed to read it<\/p>\n
poems are
\nwritten in separate lines
\nso that<\/p>\n
We know to take them
\nseriously and soberly
\nas we read<\/p>\n
and then there are all kinds of other conventions. A whole language before you even get to the language. Is it bound in cardboard or on a spiral coil? How does the paper feel\/ Are there colors?<\/p>\n
These are all things I am having to take into consideration. It’s pretty exciting.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I am done with the first step of getting my novelette ready to publish. But I am having trouble with the back cover. I remember in an English class, the one on theory, where my teacher said that we seldom … Continue reading