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** ''[[The Silmarillion]]'' also includes a "note on pronunciation", an "index of names" and "elements in Quenya and Sindarin" names. All are interesting, but the second one can be [[Loads and Loads of Characters|particularly useful]] when reading the book for the first time.
* As noted in the Trope Description, [[Charles Dickens]] regularly published his stories as serialized articles in newspapers and magazines. In addition to the primary story, he'd often include extra scenes, out-takes, where-are-they-now-style vignettes, and so on.
* Printed versions of East Asian webnovels tend to add extra chapters, usually backstory of fan favorite characters or, in the case of novels of the [[Boys Love Genre|''dammei'' genre]] printed outside continental China, the steamy sex scenes that cannot be published because of state censorship.
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