Whether you want to create a digital eBook for selling online or print a hard copy book for selling in bookstores or on Amazon, it’s now much easier and cheaper to do so. However, with the invention of digital eBooks and wider accessibility to digital printing and eBook stores, it’s now feasible for almost anybody to write and publish a book. Today, you will still find that most books that are sold have been printed and distributed by a publisher. Independent publishers and larger publishing houses have the infrastructure to edit, print, distribute, and market books. Some decades ago, if you wanted to write a book, publish it and sell it, you would have no other option than to approach a publisher. If you already have some experience of publishing design, I’ll share some fantastic in-depth tutorials for refining your skills, from designing EPUBs to developing your typesetting techniques.
If you want to self-publish or have been asked to design a book, this is your essential guide for getting started with all things publishing design.Ĭomplete beginners will find this guide to be a helpful overview of all aspects of designing books, from understanding the self-publishing process to creating a market-friendly ‘look’ for your books. On top of coming up with a great idea, creating an engaging plot and inventing memorable characters, you also have to think about putting the actual book together, either in a printed or digital (EPUB) format.
Becoming a self-published author is no mean feat.
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