Decide on its structure and the headings that will direct the reader to key information.
The film, with its chapter headings, aspires to a novelistic structure, each part favouring a different character or storyline.
Frey's artful account recalls, in the language of its chapter headings, Coleridge's poem "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner".
Structured like an undergraduate reading syllabus, this novel takes its chapter headings from canonical books, referencing many other titles, some genuine, others made up, on any given page.
The film's title and its chapter headings, "Paradise Lost and Paradisese," come from the 1931 movie by F. W. Murnau and Robert Flaherty, a hybrid of poetic ethnography and romantic tragedy.
It is, in fact, a case history of erotomania that takes its chapter headings - 'Illumination', 'Hope', 'Disappointment' and 'Hatred' - from the clinical names for the successive stages of the condition.
Titles of slushily romantic songs provide the novel with its chapter headings... Seemingly intended as sardonic counterpoint to the book's events, they are in only too close accord with the imaginative and emotional soupiness of The Forgotten Waltz".
They are not necessarily those of its chapter headings: when Mr. Taleb titles a chapter "The Ludic Fallacy and Domain Dependence" he needs a footnote to explain what both terms mean.
Though the book has a genteel tone and its chapter headings take the form of invitations ("Please Come to a Private Memorial Service for Jeffrey Finelli" says one), it makes a bare-knuckled assault on the kind of arriviste culture vulture who can invite visitors to tour her pricey, noxious collection by saying that "everything in this apartment is something".
