Lookie here:
What this young sir is holding is a PROOF of my upcoming release It Should Have Been a #GoodDay! It came for my review in the mail yesterday - and holding a hardcopy paperback of a real live book that came all the way from my brain is just as exciting the third time as the first and second.
But I don't get the word "Proof". I guess it's short for "proof-reading" or something. Right? Maybe? Professor Google says proof can be defined as "a trial print of something" which fits.
But I associate this kind of Proof with the first-listed definition:
This is Proof.
Proof that this book is real. This publication is happening. Proof that I have a book. That I wrote a book. That I write.
See what I did there?
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Congratulations! Holding "proofs" never gets old.
ReplyDeleteSo so true! Thanks! N
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