Review: Spells out the desperately needed details!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2013
Building Your Book for Kindle by Amazon starts with the contents, but instead of just some vague innuendos of what’s to come, its broken down like many writers break down a subject they are going to write a book about.  The organization will greatly impress you if you are like most writers, whose heads are so full of dreams that they have trouble finding two shoes that match in their own closet.The contents also make it easier to find things when you get back to what you were doing after being interrupt by (Choose one; Spouse or Significant Other, children, yours and or those belonging to others, the fire dept, the bank, the landlord, the head hunter trying to get you a real job, the boss, if you’re lucky enough to have one, your in laws that dropped in and stayed two weeks, etc.).Next you move into the first chapter and again, everything is laid out perfectly.  The hierarchy of ideas is followed by easy advice on how to accomplish each step with the kind of precision you generally only see in computer programming algorithms.One of the most important things this book does is help you make all the little decisions and give you links to find information if you are not sure what you are deciding is a little decision, especially when it comes to details.This book not only tells you how to format, but WHAT NOT TO DO WITH FORMATTING!  The first book I published on Amazon began with six blank pages because I left three blank lines for emphasis.  Reading this book first will save hours of work reformatting or rewriting because you used a word processing program nobody publishes in, like Xywrite or Ventura Publishing.When you are writing an eBook there is no publisher to provide you with an editor to correct your mistakes and guide you through the process, but this book is probably packed with more experience and tips than you’d get from five editors, so it is well worth your time to read!  And several years after publishing your eBook you will have written another book and will again need help getting it set up online all over again, so keep this with all your writers’ references.