Layout and Pagination

Thankfully, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused many people to start reading again. This is good news for writers — whole new demographics of people who read are popping up. This, combined with the rise of independent book publishing, makes this a great time for a writer to publish a book.

However, books aren’t just made of words. While the words are your content, literature is a unique art form in that the publisher is selling physical products. TV producers don’t have to worry about selling TVs, but book publishers do need to worry about layout and pagination.

Are you a writer or publisher considering book pagination for a new book? This page will walk you through a brief introduction to this subject.

Figure Out Your Books Size

One of the most important aspects of creating a pleasurable reading experience is the tactile feeling of a book in a hand. If you don’t care about the tactile experience, you might as well just publish it as an ebook.

Consider the length of the book, the intensity of the reading experience, and the genre of the book before you choose your book size. If your book is a quick, fast-paced romance or thriller, you’ll likely want to publish in a smaller format, since you’ll want people to take your book on the go. If the book is a long literary epic, you’ll likely want to go bigger.

Pick Your Paper Style

it’s important to consider which paper you’re printing on if you want to create a great reading experience. Some people enjoy bright-white pages. Others argue that the stark contrast between page and text creates more vibrations, thereby making it hard to read.

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