: Re: When should I include a ''Note to The Reader'' section of my non-fiction book? Background I am writing a non-fiction book on epistemology. After my book's introduction I have included a note

Cant comment. Maybe @Weckar can move this. I did provide THE ANSWER to the OP. And answer to F1Krazy's follow up comment. It is appropriate when it is needed to understand the book and you cannot put it in the body for some reason.

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: Re: When should I include a ''Note to The Reader'' section of my non-fiction book? Background I am writing a non-fiction book on epistemology. After my book's introduction I have included a note

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: Evernote I personally have 2 (free) accounts on Evernote, that share almost all notes, meaning I can use them on all my devices. There are online and downloaded versions of the notes application

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