Why Do Books Have International Standard Book Number (ISBN)?

ISBN is an abbreviated name for International Standard Book Number. ISBNs were originally ten (10) digits in length till December 2006; by 1 January 2007, it is now 13 digits. They are generated via a mathematical procedure and contain a check digit to ensure the number is genuine. International Standard Book Number (ISBN) Elements ISBN

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Narrative Nonfiction and Expository Nonfiction Genres

Many readers see nonfiction as a distinct genre. However, a stroll around your neighborhood bookshop reveals hundreds of departments dedicated to nonfiction publications, while fiction titles are classified into a few broadly defined categories such as ‘Fantasy/Science Fiction and ‘General Fiction.’ To ensure that nonfiction publications get the support they need and to assist writers

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