Question about the Columbia Supplement
xxblair
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On Columbia's supplement, it has a section for required books/reading and one for just pleasure reading.
So for the pleasure reading section, I was wondering if the books had to be officially published..
Like, I read A LOT of online "novels" that haven't been officially published, but if it were to be someday published (because they're really really good), the books would be about 150-300 pages in total... which is an average length for most books.
What I was wondering was if I could put those "novels" that I read in the "what you read for fun" section on the Columbia supplement... or do they actually have to be officially published (like under a publishing company).
Thanks!
And also, does anyone know for sure if we have to put the authors name along with the titles of the books?
1 repliesSo for the pleasure reading section, I was wondering if the books had to be officially published..
Like, I read A LOT of online "novels" that haven't been officially published, but if it were to be someday published (because they're really really good), the books would be about 150-300 pages in total... which is an average length for most books.
What I was wondering was if I could put those "novels" that I read in the "what you read for fun" section on the Columbia supplement... or do they actually have to be officially published (like under a publishing company).
Thanks!
And also, does anyone know for sure if we have to put the authors name along with the titles of the books?
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To the second question, it doesn't matter. But, in your case, I would just because they probably wouldn't know the authors of your online books.