It took an iteration (and Photoshop help from Angel to get the cover resolution right) but I can now submit content and cover art to CreateSpace and have it meet their requirements. In fact I could order a proof copy right now. I don't plan to, however.
Pen in hand, Angel is reading through the prototype volume printed for me by AKS. Alas, she continues to find typos, but not too many. Still, I want LQF to be as good as it can be, so I'm going to wait for her to finish this pass and make the edits. Then I'll resubmit.
In other, related news, I spent much of this rainy day drawing a map of Soapstone Bay. Once it's scanned in, I plan to make it available on my "other website" (you know how to find it). I thought it would be nice to be able to print out a copy of the map and trace the roads where the action takes place in that little, northeastern seaport on another world.
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- 25 years in high tech. Musician, writer, yoga instructor, weight-lifter, avid reader, gardener... the list goes on.
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