Why is a preface called preface? It would be nice to start this story off with a shoutout. But instead, I start it out with its definition. 

Asides from what it is, I have a secondary reason for it existing. Its purpose. Perhaps I will totally make a shoutout section shortly after publishing this. In all honesty, maybe I should continue this until the end of my busride, and do so for every chapter, everyday. 

So I can write without borders, so you can read without distraction. I write without distraction so you can read freely, and without borders. Have you been hypnotized to my purpose, yet?

The definition of preface is "an introduction to a book, typically stating its subject, scope, or aims", according to Google. It is funny how I knew that, intrinsically, without Google. 

And the aim of this chapter is to shout out to people. It will be fullfilled later. 

But the aims of this book is to find a preface. Weird as that might sound, it is true. 

A book isn't a book unless it is written, and neither is it in need of a preface to be a book; as long as it is written, and written in, and scrawled in hand, maybe to completion, or its plausible end up to enterpretation, it qualifies well as a book. 

And thus this book is written to find what book can be created. What is the preface, or the purpose. Which is to create a purpose. But have I then just written a book?

There is your preface, then. Which is your book. 

That makes me officially an author, then, having completed this chapter. Have fun. 

-Gracedwriter98, Your Author, Truly