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I’m just a user and as such am not speaking for Inkshares. But as someone who already has an Inkshares title in print under the full publishing package, I can probably add to the advice here.

Inkshares, like any reputable publisher does not have a  standard (one type fits all) typeface. Each book is different and goes through an interior design after the ms is finalized and locked.

I guess Quill has more limited options, but if you get the full publishing package, you can make suggestions and confer with your book designer about typeface and other design issues. There are a lot of options and ultimately, you need to decide what works best for Your book.

Most professionals submit their ms in 12-point type ~Times New Roman, Arial or Courier.

Here is a link to a pretty good rule of thumb guide for formatting a ms.

http://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/what-are-the-guidelines-for-formating-a-manuscript

To get into even more detail, check out this book:

http://www.writersdigestshop.com/formatting-submitting-your-manuscript-paperback
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    Dear friends and followers,

    Two days ago, we celebrated Canada; tomorrow, we celebrate the U.S.; and yesterday, we hit 375 orders, the exact halfway mark to the full-funding goal. It is perhaps of somewhat less national significance than the other two, but it is certainly of great significance to me. So I thank each and every one of you who have contributed so far. Thank you for bringing me as far as you have.

    And we have news. As hinted in the previous update, we have an Interactive Fiction game to go with our novel: "Mustard, Music, and Murder", in which you may step into the shoes of Eric Peterkin to solve the murder of an elderly investment broker....

    It is also July, which, quite aside from holidays of national importance, means it’s time to hand in a cheque to our friends at Chez Doris. I was unable to do so on the 1st, as the offices were closed for Canada Day, but I will be handing this over tomorrow morning:

    My ongoing introduction of the various characters in "Murder at the Veterans’ Club" seems almost like an afterthought, now. Nevertheless, here is Jacob Bradshaw, the club secretary.

    And that’s enough news for the moment, I think! Until next week, have fun, and keep reading!

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      Craig A. Munro liked an update for Human Resources

      I hope you all are having a good weekend and my Australian followers all remembered to vote! 

      My regular writing schedule was a little disrupted this week with the need to travel, but I still feel like I made reasonable progress on my re-write of Human Resources. Another two scenes have been updated and I’m now approximately 1/3 of the way through this re-write.

      This week has seen two new recommendations added to the project and another positive review! Thank you!

      I currently have 8 excerpts for Human Resources up on Inkshares — hopefully this is enough to give you a good feel for the world, some of the characters, and the flavour of the narrative. I probably won’t post many more excerpts to Inkshares, unless it is part of a funding campaign. However, I am still keen to get constructive feedback on the project and so may look at organising a ’beta reader’ group. Let me know if you would be interested in that (I’m also happy to ’trade’ feedback with other writers).

      I’m going to continue pushing hard at the current re-write, and am working on arrangements that will free up more of my time for writing to I can accelerate the process. 

      I’m also starting to plan for an Inkshares funding campaign! Obviously I’ll be keeping you informed about that (and hopefully convincing you to pre-order once the campaign kicks off).

      In the meantime, I’ve continued to tinker at the cover for Human Resources - below is the current iteration.

      Finally, I thought I would call out a couple of other Inkshares projects worth checking out:
      Drafts:
      • Invictus (Emily Senft): The dystopian world imagined by Emily is amazing. I love the premise and its implications. The technology she has come up with is great, and the characters feel solid.
      • Dragon Siege (Nell Walton): Evil scientist, high-technology, time-travelling, dragons. Oh, and Greek epics (surely that alone is enough to convince you to check this out).
      In Funding:
      • An Adventure with Dada, Escape from Hell (Michael Haase): The hilarious adventure of a father trying to get his daughter back. From Hell. The narrative style here is a great deal of fun.
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        I totally thought I sent this out last night, but it didn’t go through, I think. 

        We have reached Quill! 

        There is a video update here. 

        As I promised, there is a drawing in the video from a certain rambunctious assistant. I’m currently in Oklahoma on my trek across the country, but I wanted to quickly let everyone know that every order is getting a copy, we will be donating to charity, and I will sign all my emails as, author. 

        We’re still relatively on track to hit the 750 mark, so keep ordering, recommending, and sharing online. Half the orders came from referrals, so thank you. 

        Sweet Dreams,

        Stephen
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