Should You Apply DRM to Your Ebook? What It Does and Doesn’t Do
Ebook DRM ties a purchased file to one store's apps and devices; here is what it prevents, what it does not, and how to...
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Do You Need to Proofread the EPUB as Well as the Print PDF?
A clean print proof does not certify the ebook, and what breaks in conversion depends on whether the EPUB came from Word, from a...
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How Does a Print Book Become an Ebook When the Files Are Lost?
How a print-only book becomes a retail-ready ebook: scanning, OCR, proofreading against the printed copy, and a fresh EPUB build.
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How Does Barnes & Noble Press Work for Self-Published Ebooks?
How Barnes & Noble Press works for ebooks: accepted files, the flat 70% royalty, ISBN and DRM choices, pre-orders, and how long publishing takes.
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What Does a Professional Ebook Formatter Do With Your Manuscript?
What a professional ebook formatter actually does with your manuscript: the five stages from cleanup and structuring to EPUB build, device testing, and delivery.
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How to Make an Accessible Ebook: What to Fix in the EPUB Package
A practical guide to making an accessible ebook: heading structure, alt text, tables, navigation, and EPUB accessibility metadata, with simple HTML examples.
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How Tables Convert in an Ebook (and Why They Break)
Tables in ebooks break because the format reflows to fit any screen while a table stays a fixed grid. Here is how to format...
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Do You Need a Separate Ebook File for Amazon, Apple Books, and Kobo?
Most authors need only one validated EPUB for Amazon, Apple Books, and Kobo; here is when a separate ebook file is genuinely required.
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EPUB vs PDF: What’s the Difference and Which Does Your Ebook Need?
EPUB is the reflowable format every major ebook store wants; a PDF is fixed and best kept for print and design-heavy books. Here is...
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How to Check an EPUB File Someone Else Formatted for You
A non-technical guide to checking an EPUB file from your formatter before publishing: EPUBCheck validation, metadata review, device previewing, and quality assurance.
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How to Handle Hyperlinks in Your Ebook (And Which Ones Break on Kindle)
Hyperlinks in ebooks fall into three categories: internal links (table of contents, cross-references, footnotes), external links (URLs to websites), and mailto links. All three...
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Why Do Your Images Look Blurry in Your Kindle Ebook?
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