Category: Getting Published
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What Paper Weight is Best for Books?
When it comes to creating a beautiful, durable, and professional-looking book, one of the key decisions you’ll wrestle with is the paper weight. Paper weight, often misunderstood yet fundamentally important, isn’t just a nuanced detail – it impacts the reader’s experience, the book’s aesthetics, and the overall cost. The term “paper weight” refers to the…
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How to Submit Your Book to a Publisher: A Step-by-Step Guide for Authors
For many writers, the ultimate dream is to see their work published. However, navigating the submission process can be a labyrinthine task filled with rules, expectations, and requirements that vary from one publisher to another. Whether you’re a debut author or a seasoned writer, understanding the best practices for submitting your work can drastically improve…
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7 Ways to Make Your Books More Accessible
Reading is a powerful tool for learning, entertainment, and personal growth. However, not everyone can access books in the traditional print format due to various barriers such as visual impairments, physical challenges, or language limitations. Making books more accessible is crucial to ensure that everyone can enjoy the benefits of reading. Here are seven ways…
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Print Quality on Amazon KDP
Amazon is one of the largest online retailers in the world and its Kindle platform is synonymous with digital reading. Publishing through Amazon KDP provides instant access to a vast, global audience. Other platforms might not offer the same level of exposure, which is critical for reaching as many readers as possible, especially when building…
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Are AI-generated images the future of book covers?
AI-generated images, powered by advanced machine learning algorithms, have emerged as a compelling option for book cover design, offering a versatile and innovative approach to visual storytelling. However, the suitability of AI-generated images for book covers depends on various factors, and a nuanced consideration of their advantages and limitations is essential. One of the primary…
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How to structure a book – Front Matter
Each book consists of numerous parts and a good book is an organized book. For centuries these have been the unwritten rules on how books should be organized. So here is the first part of our series on the sections of a standard book, be it a fiction or a non-fiction work. While we’re a…
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How to choose a color for your book cover design
What is the first thing your brain analyzes when you see a book on a bookshelf? It’s not the title or the author’s name, it’s not the character on the cover image. It’s not the genre, or the price tag. It’s not the thickness or the binding type. The first thing the brain intercepts, before…












