Now that your book is finally completed, you now turn your
attention towards your book’s cover. You might consider going to a profession
and your thoughts maybe correct. As hard as you worked on a great manuscript, your
manuscript deserves a great cover. Your cover is the tipping point of many
things. for one, your cover engage readers the inspiration to buy your book.
Your cover is the image of your book that tells the prospective reader what
they will find within the pages inside. Depending on the type of book you’ve
poured in your blood, sweat, and tears, you will have to apply equal or more
effort into its cover. Unlike untold numbers of people looking for the Golden
Ticket (Willy Wonder Reference-like the original movie), or you being a celebrity author, all anyone
has to convince them to pick up your book, want to pay their hard earned money,
and take you home is the covers. I’m not a paid promoter of these books (I
wish), nor a paid representative of these publishing firm (I wish), but just passing on some of my research to
you (momma raised me right). here’s a few notable books.
Robin Williams “The Non-Designer’s Design Book.
Here are some free advice you should check out. just Google
these helpful authors.
Fred Showker - Anna Lewis - Alex Palmer - Andrei Oprinca - Simon
Avery –
Here are some links
I’ll leave it here. you have a great amount of work to
start and I don’t want to hold you from it. Lastly I had found a much watch
YouTube oration by Neil Gaiman that is a must watch.
http://youtu.be/KnaG8N6HJhc
The most lasting impression and direction I’ve received
from this brilliant address is there are no rules to book sales as there are no
rules to creativity SD
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