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Writing your book, regardless of whether it's fiction or non-fiction, is a huge undertaking. It can take many years to hone your work into its final form ready to show to the world.During that time, many hours, days, weeks or months will have gone into researching everything that will make your book the very best you can create.And then the time comes for you to publish. Uh-oh. What now?The book needs to be formatted with: the right choice of fonts (what is a font anyway); the right spacing for your intended audience (who were they again); the right gutter so your words don't end up in the gluey gutter, the right details for the legal page and all the other bits and pieces that make it look good inside.It'll need a cover. Not just a front cover but a back cover and a spine. When a reader sees your work on the shelf it'll be the spine that makes them pull it forwards to take a closer look. Then they'll see the front. That needs to make them want to look at the back. And the back needs to make them want to open it up and read the beginning. All of those parts need to look the part.Oh, and how do you write the blurb? So many authors struggle with writing a few lines about their book after the tens of thousands of words that went into it.All of this before your reader actually decides to take it to the cashier.But then how does it get onto the shelf in the first place. The bookshops need to get it from somewhere don't they? And where do the place they get it from get it from? Is that the printer? And how do the printer get to see it?And isn't there a code on it? Someone said you can get free ISBNs so why are there some for sale as well?And how do the public get to find out about your book in the first place?I hope I haven't made all this sound too scary. It really shouldn't be. I just want you to have realistic expectations of the tasks involved.If you are struggling to figure it all out, because there really is a lot of work still to do, or you simply want to leave all that to someone else so you can get back to writing some more, then that's where I come in.I run Tweedlecoate Press. What I do there is all of the above in a way that gets your work on the shelves in the best way available.All of this included for a one off price of £945.And why is the price so low? It's because the edits remain with you and you are the one who will be doing the marketing work (under my guidance). The only effective marketing has to come from you (your unique words, your unique voice).