Book Parts and Better Engagement – Anatomy of an Afterword

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By Kris Maze Quick quiz. Can you tell me the difference between a forward and a preface? Or the purpose of an Epilogue versus a Conclusion? Maybe you can with a few internet searches to clarify the fine details, or maybe you are a literary expert, but the ess..
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