A professional cover designer must know how to work creatively with imagery, colors, and typography to create a cover that will help you sell books.
It behooves authors and publishers to understand some basics of the printing and binding processes that will deliver that gorgeous cover design into the world.
Arguably the most difficult part for an author in choosing a cover designer is to adopt an objective viewpoint.
Let’s welcome back monthly columnist, editor, and novelist, Kay Keppler, as she shares with us “Selling Your Book to Readers.” Enjoy!
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