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chapbook
[ chap-book ]
noun
- a small book or pamphlet of popular tales, ballads, etc., formerly hawked about by chapmen.
- a small book or pamphlet, often of poetry.
chapbook
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noun
- a book of popular ballads, stories, etc, formerly sold by chapmen or pedlars
Example Sentences
She started a Substack, self-published a paperback booklet known as a chapbook and began her own reading series called Electric Blue, a hybrid of her party life and creative practice.
The collection includes a selection of Phillip’s work from previous years, along with a lyric prose memoir, “Among the Trees,†and a chapbook, “Star Map with Action Figures.â€
Hansel is joined on our Zoom call by Sara Moore Wagner, author of two poetry chapbooks and two full-length collections; most recently: "Hillbilly Madonna," out this November.
The reissued album went on sale in 2014, accompanied by a chapbook that included an autobiographical interview with Mr. Haggerty, photos of him and transcriptions of his lyrics.
“Simple Passion†was tiny, 67 pages, practically a chapbook; at 239 pages, “Getting Lost†is, for Ernaux, a monster work, her “From Here to Eternity†or “Infinite Jest.â€
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