Also, if you have any questions for Tom on itunes publishing and formatting -just ask here and I'll make sure he answers it in the next interview video.
Way to go Will. We just got some of our e-books on iBooks also. The easiest way to get to the iBook store is to click the Store button in the upper left hand corner of you bookshelf.
Congratulations and thank you for your helpful insights!
I'm a bit confused about picture book formatting. I have read that picture books don't convert well to e-books. I'm guessing that may be because when readers change the font, then the graphics may become separated from the text. Yours seem to use a layout of a large graphic with a small amount of text on each page. Is it only picture books where the graphics and text intertwine on the page (not separate "boxes") that the problems occur?
Way to go Will. We just got some of our e-books on iBooks also. The easiest way to get to the iBook store is to click the Store button in the upper left hand corner of you bookshelf.
ReplyDeleteCool! I don't have an iPad, love how your books interface with it. You're the ebook man!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Will! Hope your "just sold a dozen or so" quickly turns into another 10,000! Happy for you! :)
ReplyDeletevery cool!
ReplyDeletejust purchased both your books on iBooks!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and thank you for your helpful insights!
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit confused about picture book formatting. I have read that picture books don't convert well to e-books. I'm guessing that may be because when readers change the font, then the graphics may become separated from the text. Yours seem to use a layout of a large graphic with a small amount of text on each page. Is it only picture books where the graphics and text intertwine on the page (not separate "boxes") that the problems occur?