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Inside the Box: An Introduction to ePub, HTML & CSS for the Independent Author/Publisher
An ebook is just a website in a box
But what's inside the box?
In this clear, concise guide, ebook designer and indie author David Kudler folds back the lid of ePub, the universal ebook format. He introduces you to the nuts and bolts that make an ebook work.
Includes overviews of the ePub format and internal structure as well as basic guides to the HTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) that you need to know to make your ebooks look professional.
(Self-Publishing & Ebook Creation)
David Kudler is an independent publisher and author. He has been designing ebooks since 2010. He blogs about ebook creation, publishing, and marketing on Huffington Post, Stillpoint Digital Press, and TheBookDesigner.com
But what's inside the box?
In this clear, concise guide, ebook designer and indie author David Kudler folds back the lid of ePub, the universal ebook format. He introduces you to the nuts and bolts that make an ebook work.
Includes overviews of the ePub format and internal structure as well as basic guides to the HTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) that you need to know to make your ebooks look professional.
(Self-Publishing & Ebook Creation)
David Kudler is an independent publisher and author. He has been designing ebooks since 2010. He blogs about ebook creation, publishing, and marketing on Huffington Post, Stillpoint Digital Press, and TheBookDesigner.com
102 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 14, 2017
About the author
David Kudler
59 books191 followersDavid Kudler writes about people who refuse to stay small.
His multi-award-winning Seasons of the Sword series follows Risuko, a teenage girl pulled into the brutal beauty of sixteenth-century Japan — beginning with Risuko: A Kunoichi Tale and continuing through Bright Eyes, Kano and Murasaki.
When he's not writing, he runs Stillpoint Digital Press, producing print, ebook, and audiobook editions across genres from philosophy and poetry to memoir and romance.
He previously served as managing editor for the Collected Works of Joseph Campbell, shepherding into print Pathways to Bliss, Myths of Light, Asian Journals, and the first revised edition of The Hero with a Thousand Faces since the author's death — along with a hundred-plus other titles in print, audio, and video.
He lives just north of the Golden Gate Bridge with his wife, director and author Maura Vaughn, their wordsmith daughters, and a stubbornly non-literary cat.
His multi-award-winning Seasons of the Sword series follows Risuko, a teenage girl pulled into the brutal beauty of sixteenth-century Japan — beginning with Risuko: A Kunoichi Tale and continuing through Bright Eyes, Kano and Murasaki.
When he's not writing, he runs Stillpoint Digital Press, producing print, ebook, and audiobook editions across genres from philosophy and poetry to memoir and romance.
He previously served as managing editor for the Collected Works of Joseph Campbell, shepherding into print Pathways to Bliss, Myths of Light, Asian Journals, and the first revised edition of The Hero with a Thousand Faces since the author's death — along with a hundred-plus other titles in print, audio, and video.
He lives just north of the Golden Gate Bridge with his wife, director and author Maura Vaughn, their wordsmith daughters, and a stubbornly non-literary cat.
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November 19, 2021
The information is good
The information here is good; I got some good things out of it. It was obvious that it came from a blog though. Plenty of "in the last post," or " next month we'll learn, " Basically, good information but little care in presentation that could have been cleaned up. Was going to give 3 stars - but - the table of contents and footnote links worked. It showed that the writer knows what he's doing.
The information here is good; I got some good things out of it. It was obvious that it came from a blog though. Plenty of "in the last post," or " next month we'll learn, " Basically, good information but little care in presentation that could have been cleaned up. Was going to give 3 stars - but - the table of contents and footnote links worked. It showed that the writer knows what he's doing.
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