create a fake book cover

Sarah Wode-Douglass, the editor of a London poetry magazine, had grown up knowing the famous and infamous John Slater. And because he figured prominently in the disaster that was her parents’ marriage, when Slater proposes that she accompany him to Malaysia, Sarah embarks out of curiosity on a journey that becomes, instead, a lifelong obsession. Sarah is determined to get her hands on the McCorkle poetry to determine their actual origin. Perhaps McCorkle wasn't so fictional at all.

features

Features include reports, lots of fields including librarian fields, a graphic field for the book cover, custom fields, search, file export, help and more. Many of the features can be implemented with a single click or hot key and most of the information is presented on the main screen. Features include publishing your address book to the web, getting a map or driving directions, dialing a contact's phone number, or sending them an e-mail. Powerful importing and exporting capabilities, with built in support for popular programs such as Outlook, Palm, or the Windows Address Book.

image,images

Images/illustrations can only be purchased for one purpose. If you purchase them for your cover, you cannot use them independently for bookmarks, your website, posters, or other promotional materials. Images to be used for the cover design may be researched and provided by the client, the publisher, or myself. Book cover design includes the cover, spine and back, and inside flaps for hardcover books. Images can be more powerful than words. Think about the last time you visited a page with an e-book for sale.

Image Match: Your book cover should match your book?s message. If your book is about marketing than the cover should be designed with that thing in mind.

text

Text or photos can be added to this stock photo as needed. Text needs to balance the cover layout with whichever images are chosen. There are also covers that are only text, as requested by the author.

title

Titles, typically, cannot be copyrighted. Book *covers*, however, can absolutely be (think especially of the covers of fiction books which may have original artwork, etc). Title page has one small tear at the top and one small tear at the crease. All other pages are perfect, tight, clean and there is no writing in the book. Title, I think, works better than cover for the kind of books I like. I have about a very high success rate using title only.

printing

Printable worksheets and examples help you apply what you've learned to your next publishing project. In its enthusiasm and professional production, COVER THAT BOOK is lightyears ahead of anything else available on the subject. Print each page with a graphic on a laser printer to be sure that it is legible. Our process will not enhance your images. Print images directly onto the hardcover , add a dust jacket, or choose linen binding for an old-fashioned look.

add

Add more "snow" to any mountaintops that are now 2 layers thick, wrapping around both layers to the back. Repeat the process by gluing the top 2 layers onto the 3rd layer, adding "snow" to the layered mountaintops, then gluing the top 3 layers onto the 4th layer, adding more "snow". Add about 5cm to the height and 24cm to the width (sides) – the added fabric on the sides is folded over and sewn in place to create the pockets in which to insert the covers. If you plan to make more than one cover in the same size, it may be worth creating a pattern on paper.

inside

Inside the back page there is the spacious pocket for notes or clippings. Inside, a foam frame is added for maximum protection.