The Magic & Manners Project: Publication Process

[mizkit]

Part two of my series on all-out self publishing, a project I’ve taken on with MAGIC & MANNERS, a Jane Austen pastiche in which I wondered what would happen if the Bennet sisters had too much magic rather than too little cash. Part One, which focuses on finding and working with a production team as well as developing a work flow (including a

Comments

[joycemocha]

Just a heads up--I have published work individually with Kobo and Nook, and also done it through Draft2Digital. D2D somehow gets books up faster on all sites, including Apple.

[childlight]

Just minor detail. You mentioned when talking about printed self published books that the paper was slightly weightier. I recently reread several books from a series I bought in the early 1990's. Those pages were also weightier and I really liked it better. And I don't know if it is changes in the font or if the pages are a smidge wider but those older books were more reader friendly.

[uofmdragon]

I went into Barnes and Nobles last night and asked if they had it in stock. They did not, but they were able to order it.