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Topic : Re: How short is "short monograph"? I've seen several references to some "short monograph on subject X". But how short is that? Is there a standard length to use as a reference? I realize that - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: How short is "short monograph"? I've seen several references to some "short monograph on subject X". But how short is that? Is there a standard length to use as a reference? I realize that

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I think the shortest monograph (as in the Stanford Briefs or Palgrave Pivot series) would be about 20,000 words.

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