Mine is based on his, customised and updated in a few parts. You can find his template, the design philosophy behind them and more information here. I started my template with the excellent work of Jiminy Panoz, storyteller and designer par excellence. This however is a bit of a focus on the part of building the actual epub file, or at least a look at what I work from as a template. If you have all nine visiting, it might be an idea to take them to a really nice restaurant though. And she’s quite the boss.Īnother thing, cook for your muse. On top of that, each time I put myself in front of Twitter, my Muse walks in. I can’t explain it, somehow I don’t *get* it – at least not yet. It requires plan, one made and started well before the actual book. I’ll say one thing, social media is a must.
And there is a lot of information out there, on just about everything. Other things I was fortunate to already know a little bit of, at least enough to make my way towards a beginning.
Some things I am still struggling with, particularly the use of social media like Twitter. Not something I am fully done with, learning is always something that continues, and rightly so. Everything comes at a price, one which may very well be too high when you begin.Īnd I’ll be the first to admit it’s always a work in progress. There are people and agencies who will build your books for you, there are cover artists and editors, and so forth. Of course, there are options to find in what’s out there that can help you. It can be fun, particularly the learning curve of it. I’ll be the first to admit that it is not something easily done. Further below you’ll find a zipped epub template to pick apart. After finishing part one of Thin Blue Line I found myself looking at what I’d learned. A lot can be said about either, but since picking up that old box of manuscripts I’ve been exploring the latter. Writing is one thing, publishing something else.
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