Thread: Should a book say "The End"
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Old 12-22-2010, 03:29 PM   #1
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Should a book say "The End"
I wrote "The End" at . . . the end . . . of my short story. That story was done, but I don't like saying "The End" for some reason.

Do you think a book should say "The End"?
What if it's part of a series?
What about short stories?
Or poems?
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