We've done got giddied-up and finished The Man from Hanksville, a story of murder, mayhem, and mischief set in the little town of Bluff, Utah. Paperback edition will cost $6.89 and the Kindle edition will be $3.99, available worldwide.
I have to make a remark about the Kindle edition just to clear my conscience. I used the Amazon Kindle conversion and let it go through as is. There are a few alignment errors in the format but the narrative was complete and readable and I don't think it will bother the average reader using the Kindle. If the reader likes it and wants to keep it, I think he-she will buy the print version which came out just fine.
Question: Was I wrong in not correcting the format problems or does it make that much of a difference on a reading device where the book will be only temporarily retained?
Some people won't notice. Some will. If it were my book, the perfectionist in me wouldn't rest until I'd fixed it.
ReplyDeleteRon, that was my feeling, too, but on second thought I felt the errors wouldn't bother an average reader as the narrative is clearly consistent.
DeleteI guess it would depend on the nature of the problems. an unusual paragraph break here and there wouldn't be a problem, but if it affected my reading speed it would become one. Just depends.
ReplyDeleteCharles, the errors were mostly the one-liners at the top or bottom of the page and a few minor breaks. The breaks didn't affect my reading of the narrative, so I let them go.
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