While we wait for proofs, let's talk about print layout! A manuscript is usually in 12-pt double-spaced Times New Roman with half-inch indents, on letter-sized paper with one-inch margins. A finished novel is not. Getting from one to the other isn't hard, exactly, but it does take work and care and patience. I find that using styles (Normal, Heading 1, etc.) saves a lot of time.
Two writers on worldbuilding, fantasy, and whatever else comes to mind.
Showing posts with label self-publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self-publishing. Show all posts
Saturday, 5 August 2017
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Adventures in Self-Publishing, Part I
Self-publishing is an easy choice if you tend to enjoy managing lots of fiddly details. That doesn't mean, however, that the process itself is easy. Here's a smattering of things I've had to research or consider so far.
Disclaimer: I am a housewife, not a lawyer, publisher, or other expert. Information in this post comes from my own experience and (possibly flawed) understanding; if you take any action based on it, I am not responsible for the results.
Disclaimer: I am a housewife, not a lawyer, publisher, or other expert. Information in this post comes from my own experience and (possibly flawed) understanding; if you take any action based on it, I am not responsible for the results.
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