Typeset! It's a book
Aug 2
1 min read
Two huge milestones for Don't Fall in Love:
It's typeset now, so it looks like a real book. It is a real book.
I marked up the page proofs and returned--final pass except typos on the next one. SO it's really done. Woohoo.
Spring 2027 release. Meeting with my editor this coming week to hopefully nail down the date. Likely late May or early June.
That's the title page above, not the cover, which is still being designed.
Chapters:
And here's the crazy instructions of how HarperCollins has you mark up the proofs using the Adobe comments features:
Protecting personal information should always be a priority when accessing online financial services. Users should avoid sharing passwords, one-time passwords, or confidential PFMS Scholarship banking information with unknown individuals. They should also check website addresses before submitting any details. Educational resources that explain these precautions can help people recognize common risks and develop safer browsing habits while accessing information about government payments and digital financial systems.
Trending Games has a simple approach that works well for casual gaming. Pick a title, start the game, and enjoy a few minutes without a complicated setup.
Congrats! There's something so satisfying about seeing your words actually typeset like a real book. Spring 2027 feels far but also not?? And that Adobe markup process sounds like a whole ordeal—hope the typos are minimal! mov to mp3
Congrats on the book being typeset—what a milestone! Seeing the title page must make it feel real. With all the careful proofing and attention to detail, it’s clear how much craft goes into shaping a final product. It reminds me of how important precision is in other creative spaces too, like verifying the authenticity of digital content. For creators sharing book trailers or author videos, checking media integrity can be crucial—tools like AI Video Detector help ensure what you share is genuine.
Playing several word puzzles back-to-back can make similar letter patterns blur together. When that happens, 5 letter words offers a quick reset. Instead of forcing another guess from memory, you can organize the current clues, view suitable candidates, and return to the game with a fresh perspective on the pattern in front of you.