CreateSpace Interior File Formatting Guide Using Microsoft Word: How to Format Your Print-on-Demand Paperback Without Looking Dumb

by Abraham Adekunle

Overview

Can you format your CreateSpace interior file in Microsoft Word without looking dumb? Or without getting confused more than you were at the beginning?

The answer is yes. And you don't need to cram an entire encyclopedia.

If you're looking for a succinct straight-to-the-point guideline on how to format your interior file, here it is. In fact, if all you do is open up this book whenever you want to format your paperback, you're highly covered.

In this book, you'll learn:

• The patterns of a paperback book.
• The structure of a paperback book.
• How to format page numbers.
• How to format headers.
• How to design your paperback using styles.

You can also use the guidelines in this book to format your paperback for Lulu, IngramSpark, Lightning Source, and other print-on-demand platforms.

This book is for you if you can't afford to buy formatting software (such as Scrivener and Vellum) or waste precious time running around in circles.

Buy your copy now!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781720328278
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	05/29/2018
Series:	Young Writers' Craft Guides , #5
Pages:	70
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.15(d)

About the Author

Abraham Adekunle is a young writer from a Lagos suburb in Nigeria.
He is the author of How to Write a Short Story; Plan, Research, and Outline Your Nonfiction Book in a Day; A Hunt: A Military Crime Thriller; and The Chase: A Military Crime Thriller. They are available as eBooks and paperbacks on Amazon.com
Being tech savvy, Abraham knew that if he was to publish his books as both eBooks and paperbacks, he would have to roll up his sleeves and get to serious work.
Now, although still young and with little support, he has invested time and mastered DIY self-publishing tasks such as cover design, print-on-demand interior file design, print-on-demand full print PDF cover, etc.
He is on a mission to share his knowledge with writers, especially non-natives.