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chapbook? At the time the author considered it a broadside, since it was one sheet. As that one sheet contained multiple photoreduced pages though, a chapbook does seem a better category, especially since broadsides rarely deal with multiple topics. | chapbook? At the time the author considered it a broadside, since it was one sheet. As that one sheet contained multiple photoreduced pages though, a chapbook does seem a better category, especially since broadsides rarely deal with multiple topics. | ||
| + | : Hi, I appreciate you writing about this. Often it's very difficult to decide exactly what category a publication should be entered in if it isn't a traditional zine or chapbook. The closest thing to what you are describing is perhaps a [[freesheet]], a definition which has come from an Irish editor. Often these terms vary greatly depending on what country or region they come from. Take a look at the definition we have for freesheet, if you wouldn't mind, and let me know if this comes any closer to describing Antioch Scratch. Thanks![[User:InvisibleFriend|InvisibleFriend]] 23:46, 25 September 2009 (UTC) | ||
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chapbook? At the time the author considered it a broadside, since it was one sheet. As that one sheet contained multiple photoreduced pages though, a chapbook does seem a better category, especially since broadsides rarely deal with multiple topics.
- Hi, I appreciate you writing about this. Often it's very difficult to decide exactly what category a publication should be entered in if it isn't a traditional zine or chapbook. The closest thing to what you are describing is perhaps a freesheet, a definition which has come from an Irish editor. Often these terms vary greatly depending on what country or region they come from. Take a look at the definition we have for freesheet, if you wouldn't mind, and let me know if this comes any closer to describing Antioch Scratch. Thanks!InvisibleFriend 23:46, 25 September 2009 (UTC)
