Carolyn Mason Answers Some Silly Questions...
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Joanna
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Cheers, silly wiggy and sensible Carolyn. 
That question on whether a film would still be screened if no one bought a ticket to see it reminded me of when I went to see DMC....Only me and 2 other people were there for the screening. The film deserved a better showing than that.
xx Joanna xx
That question on whether a film would still be screened if no one bought a ticket to see it reminded me of when I went to see DMC....Only me and 2 other people were there for the screening.
The film deserved a better showing than that. xx Joanna xx
Fran
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I liked Carolyn's answers!
And - *cough*- it bothered me, so I looked it up...
Novel......noun, a fictitious prose narrative of book length.
Book - a written or printed work of fiction or nonfiction, usually on sheets of paper fastened or bound together within covers.
So, if a novel is a narrative of book length, how long exactly is book length? How many sheets have to be fastened together for them to be regarded as a book? Is there a minimum? And if there is, why doesn't the dictionary say so?
It's going to bother me all night now!
Off to think about seashells.....
And - *cough*- it bothered me, so I looked it up...
Novel......noun, a fictitious prose narrative of book length.
Book - a written or printed work of fiction or nonfiction, usually on sheets of paper fastened or bound together within covers.
So, if a novel is a narrative of book length, how long exactly is book length? How many sheets have to be fastened together for them to be regarded as a book? Is there a minimum? And if there is, why doesn't the dictionary say so?
It's going to bother me all night now!
Off to think about seashells.....
