Hello,
It was suggested to me that with a piece of fiction that introduces characters of another world there should be a glossary. I must say that my initial reaction was to say that I thought that the writing should introduce the characters. After this suggestion I spoke with others and I spoke to someone that said, “I would include a glossary and then it is there for those who need it and if others don’t want it they just won’t access it.”
So my question is to you all: Do you say yes or no to a glossary of characters?
If yes, would you put the glossary at the front or at the back?
What do you think?
All thoughts appreciated.
Paul
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Ryals Russell on February 12, 2011 at 6:21pm 
Permalink Reply by Paul Stretton-Stephens on February 14, 2011 at 12:28pm Rebecca, Thank you for your response. Actually my wife says the same about keeping it all together. I wondered what were the reactions of your readers?
Paul
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