I love using the digital proofer at CreateSpace.
Here’s the anthology interior, or at least a few screen shots of it, as created by Jenifer Ruff.
Gang, this is AMAZING stuff. She did a table of contents with the page numbers listed for each story, a header over every page, some artistic flourishes at the end of each story – DOES THIS LOOK PROFESSIONAL OR WHAT??
Everybody, give a big THANK YOU to Jenifer Ruff for volunteering hours and hours of time to make this book look good.
And get your eBook copy right now on preorder for just $0.99. That price goes up the day of release AND my bonus story comes OUT. Click HERE to get yours NOW!
We are ON SCHEDULE for an October 1 release for the paperback AND the eBook!
DAN ALATORRE 
29 replies on “LOOK AT THIS!”
Looks great, Jennifer!
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Oops. Can you edit an ‘n’ outta there for me, Dan?
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Not from my phone
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Oh.
Well since Irma doesn’t seem to have blown over your computer yet maybe you can do it from there.
😆😆😆
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Yes – if I was AT my computer.
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Did she do an amazing job or what!
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Thank you Jenifer!
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This looks stunningly professional and such an amazing achievement to have the release of the e-book and paperback coincide thanks to so much effort and skill from both Jenifer and Dan. Here’s to the next one (only joking!) Eric.
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Hey, that’s no joke. We have a lot of good writers here; why would we not use them to market each other’s work and promote ourselves as a group, too?
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It’s certainly working on ‘The Box Under The Bed’ so yes why not go for another themed anthology too; the shared writing and promotion approach is alive and well in poetry so why not prose.
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Why not!
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One day, not to far from today, I imagine you will be at your computer. And, when you are, if you remember, you will delete my extra n.
Or maybe not.
Either way, I tried, haha.
Sorry Jenifer!
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Geez
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There’s gonna be 100 comments on this thread and 50 of them are gonna be you complaining about a missed placed n
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Should I add a O in there for you for this one, too?
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Oh my Gosh, please put in an o.
😂
Or just delete all my comments. That’s okay to.
o
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It’s more fun this way
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Now you need another o added to to… ha!
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I’m not fixing anything. It’s tedious enough when I have a computer, completely out of the question when I’m doing it from my phone.
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Good grief, no! Why should you have to, Dan?!? I don’t like it when I make a boo-boo in a reply, either, but usually I proof read my responses anywhere on the Internet before hitting the “post” button to minimize mistakes, and anyone should take responsibility for his own botches, rather than asking you to do it !
Dan’s right, J.A., 50 of 100 comments on this thread will revolve around typos! Good grief !
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Go easy on JA. She’s a perfectionist.
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All in fun!
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Great job Jenifer! (And Dan!)
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Mostly Jenifer
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Anthology is looking good.
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Thanks! I think so, too!
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Great look, Jen — took the easy way out — and Dan! Thanks!!!
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Jen did an amazing job!
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She certainly did, Dan, and I took the easy way out naming her “Jen”, instead of risking the loss of an “n”, or some other letter! We’re probably done, here! 🙂
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