This week, I’m going to discuss a topic that often gets overlooked in the rush to publish but is absolutely crucial to the overall reading experience: book sizes! When you are getting ready to format your manuscript, what dimensions do you prefer to print on? It might seem like a minor production detail, but the
The Synthetic Voice Revolution: From Cartland to ElevenLabs Voice cloning is no longer a futuristic concept; it is actively shaping how legacy estates and independent authors alike produce content. In a groundbreaking move, audiobook publisher Bolinda recently partnered with the estate of legendary romance novelist Barbara Cartland to create a “bespoke” AI clone of her
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Winter can be a tricky and challenging time of year for many, especially in England, where the season brings significant changes to the environment and atmosphere. As the days begin to grow shorter and the sunlight dwindles, a certain gloom sets in, accompanied by the increasing frequency of rain and a noticeable drop in temperature.
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4 Publishing Experts Weigh In via forbes.com It has only been a little over a year since ChatGPT rampaged into our modern lives. Yet already certain companies are claiming that they can write an entire book for you in a matter of days – harnessing generative AI, of course. Please note: The books won’t contain
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There are a few things you need to keep in mind when formatting a book you have written: Once you have formatted your book, you can save it as a PDF or an EPUB file. PDF files are the most common format for e-books, while EPUB files are the most common format for digital magazines.
