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Thanks to Pie Corbett, we have been talking about swag bags/books and magpie-ing for some time now as a support for writing. Swag books or magpie books are basically journals to collect ideas in but up until now there has been very little sharing of what they could look like.
And how do you "cash in" on something that's free (as in beer, I guess)?
jdk
I believe I was too specific in my original question. I did not even know that such a thing as SWAG books even existed. What I was referring to was what appeared after I originally clicked on some link to arrive at the web page where everybody is invited to join this forum. In short, it is the page appearing where everybody is originally invited to join. I did not note either of the two books (hot links) or their titles since I incorrectly believed I could relocate them easily after joining. However, I do believe one to the two book covers (hot links) did feature a green palm facing outward. Thank you for your help so far.
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