Welcome to the Wikibook on Basic Book Design or How to Make Your Book, Document, or Newsletter Look Professional.
Contents
1. Documents
- 1.1 Software Applications
 - 1.2 "Art" vs. Readability
 - 1.3 Font
 - 1.4 Leading
 - 1.5 Justification
 - 1.6 Page Size
 - 1.7 Margins
 - 1.8 Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers
 - 1.9 Number of Pages
 
2. Chapters
3. Paragraphs
- 3.1 Indentation
 - 3.2 Word Division
 - 3.3 Widows And Orphans
 - 3.4 Quotations and Extracts
 - 3.5 Captions and Legends
 
4. Sentences
- 4.1 Spaces Between Sentences
 - 4.2 Examples and Rephrasing
 - 4.3 Punctuation in Quotations
 - 4.4 Spelling and Grammar Checkers
 - 4.5 Reading Grade Level
 
5. Words
- 5.1 Emphasizing Words
 - 5.2 Writing Out Numbers
 - 5.3 Gender
 - 5.4 Me, Myself and I
 - 5.5 E-mailspeak
 
6. Characters
- 6.1 Straight Quotes vs. Curly Quotes
 - 6.2 Foreign Language Characters
 - 6.3 Dashes
 - 6.4 Ellipsis
 - 6.5 Ligatures
 - 6.6 Small Caps
 - 6.7 Bullets
 
Front and Back Matter
- Capitalizing Words in Titles
 - Table of Contents
 - Indexes
 - Footnotes
 - References
 
Graphics
- Ornaments
 - Charts and Graphs
 - Illustrations
 
10. Covers
- 10.1 Graphics Software
 - 10.2 Hardcover vs. Paperback
 - 10.3 Title and Subtitle
 - 10.4 Front Cover
 - 10.5 Back Cover
 - 10.6 Spine
 
11. Legal Issues
- 11.1 Copyright
 - 11.2 Right of Publicity
 - 11.3 Right of Privacy
 - 11.4 Libel
 
12. Before Sending Your Book to the Printer
- 12.1 Copyeditors
 - 12.2 Asking for Feedback
 - 12.3 Pre-Printing Checklist
 - 12.4 Recommended Newsgroups and Websites
 
Appendix
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