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Beta readers. Readers who read a manuscript before publishing to test it out on the target audience.
Bibliography.  The list of sources used in researching a book or article.
Biography.  A life story.
Blurb. A short summary of a book published on its back cover.
Board books.  Books printed on this cardboard, typically for preschoolers.
Boilerplate. A template of text that can be used to create multiple documents.
Byline. The name of the author credited with a book or article.
Canon. The most authoritative source of information on a given topic.
Category. General topic areas, broader than a genre, used to organize books in the market.
Chapter book. Any book organized into chapters, but usually referring to those targeting an audience under 12 years of age.
Characters. Sentient beings who .do the action and dialogue, usually people, sometimes animals and occasionally inanimate objects.
Chiclit. Fiction written specifically for a female audience.
Citation. Reference to the source of information.
Climax. The culminating point of highest tension in a story.
Clips. Published samples of a writer`s work.
Copy editing. Editing text for basic elements such as spelling, grammar and consistency.
Copy writing. Writing fairly straightforward text, usually for business or administrative purposes.
Copyright. The assignment of ownership of a work, generally covering the finished work and/or its execution, but not the idea behind it.
Denouement. The final results of a story, once all conflicts and mysteries have been resolved.
Dialogue. Words spoken by the characters in a story.
Draft. The complete unedited version of a text.
Dustjacket. Paper covering, usually in full color, covering a hardcover book.
eBook. Electronic version of a published book.