What authors say once the file is finally at the printer.
Formatting is easy to overlook when it's done well and impossible to ignore when it isn't. Here's what clients noticed — good and specific — after the manuscript came back typeset.
4.9
Average across 60+ formatted projects
Formatting is easy to overlook when it's done well and impossible to ignore when it isn't. Here's what clients noticed — good and specific — after the manuscript came back typeset.
R. Halloway
The Salt Almanac — Literary fiction
Explained exactly what IngramSpark needed before I even asked. Zero rejected files.
D. Farrow
Building Small — Nonfiction
My poetry finally has room to breathe on the page. The spacing decisions alone changed how the collection reads.
M. Osei
Quiet Radio — Poetry
Two volumes, hundreds of pages, and a style sheet that kept every heading identical between them. That consistency was worth the entire budget on its own.
V. Kade
Within a Hidden Sun — Fantasy
Patient with a first-time self-publisher who didn't know what a trim size was. Never made me feel behind.
C. Renner
Fieldnotes — Memoir
The illustrations and text finally sit together properly on the page instead of fighting each other. Exactly the balance I was picturing.
N. Ariss
The Paper Boat — Illustrated
Delivered ahead of schedule with a full proofing pass I hadn't even asked for. Caught three widow lines I'd have missed forever.
P. Sundstrom
The Ledger Year — Nonfiction
The catalogue needed to hold up next to the artwork itself, not distract from it. It does.