You might consider including a glossary if you’re using a lot of terms that your target audience wouldn’t be familiar with, whether because you’re writing a memoir about your experience in a foreign country or because you’re delving into the ways in which pharmaceuticals interact with our brains. Glossaries can be helpful in a range of nonfiction genres, from scientific reference books to history books, cookbooks, and even memoirs. When done correctly, these alphabetized lists of defined terms can be very useful tools for readers-but there’s more to creating a good glossary than you might imagine. In this blog post, I’ll teach you two great ways to create a glossary for your book using Microsoft Word.
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