: Re: Best way to Write a Table of Contents for Awkward Pagination I have a piccadilly journal that I use for taking notes on self-taught subjects and I have an awkward structure for pagination and

If you want to look up by both title and date, I'd list each entry as:

[Entry title] [Entry date] [Page Number]

where "Page Number" refers to your existing 2-page numbering. You'll have no trouble finding the entry you're looking for once you've opened up the right 2 pages...

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: Re: Best way to Write a Table of Contents for Awkward Pagination I have a piccadilly journal that I use for taking notes on self-taught subjects and I have an awkward structure for pagination and

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: Complimenting on solid structure with no major flaws When reviewing fiction, there's a certain quality that's very important to me, which I can best describe as being "solid." By which I mean:

: Preventing genre-savvy second-guessing in murder mysteries In a murder mystery, most of the story is generally focused on figuring out who the murderer is; in "Fair-Play" mysteries, it's assumed

: Questions about how to conduct research, and how to incorporate your research into your writing.

: Writing character cards? I read somewhere that authors sometimes use cards to write down information about the characters in their stories. I assume these were small cards so what was written

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