By David Kudler In my discussions on ebook creation, I’ve largely focused on what are called reflowable ebooks — books designed like web pages to be responsive, adjusting to the size of the screen they’re being displayed on, the preferences of the reader, etc. Page...
By David Kudler I get asked a lot about adding video, audio, and other bells and whistles to ebooks. I’ll answer those questions — but they’re not always the answers the questioners want to hear. One of the most exciting things about ebooks is that they’re not...
By David Kudler The majority of people who read ebooks (in the English speaking world, at least) buy them on Amazon. That means, most likely, reading them on a Kindle. But what “reading them on a Kindle” means varies a lot more than you may realize. And...
By Joel Friedlander Welcome to the e-Book Cover Design Awards. This edition is for submissions during October, 2019. This month we received: 42 covers in the Fiction category 10 covers in the Nonfiction category Guest Judge We are pleased to welcome James Willis to...
By David Kudler While the truism “You can’t tell a book by its cover” holds true in most of our lives, one place where it doesn’t, ironically, is in publishing. Oh, it’s still true — the cover doesn’t necessarily communicate what’s inside (though it should). But...
