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Topic : Re: Name of Journal-Like Setting Description Lines Under Chapter Section Headings Some fiction titles put a small block of text listing relevant setting details like the scene's time, date, and location - selfpublishingguru.com

Debbie451

: Re: Name of Journal-Like Setting Description Lines Under Chapter Section Headings Some fiction titles put a small block of text listing relevant setting details like the scene's time, date, and location

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I'd probably call it a dateline if it's describing time/date/location. If it's a subheader or describing anything about the content, it's a dek (that's the correct spelling, from journalism, without the C).

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