Man Reading Ebook
Now, in the second decade of 21st century, book production is what I do—unless I am writing a new book. My focus is on helping authors by producing the print and ebooks versions they need to self-publish. For the unique problems faced by Christian authors like myself, please check out Reality Calling.

The publishing itself is free, once you have the artwork ready to upload: Createspace, Lulu, Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Scribd, and iBooks. I’ll prepare the book for you to publish, upload it for you, or teach you how to do it by mentoring with the use of my books.

I just received this testimony from an evangelist I have worked with for many years:

Thank you for all the great publishing work you have done for our ministry. You have helped us to produce professional-looking books and products that have been a blessing and benefit to many people. I have recommended your publishing service to a number of people and each one comes back with the same report—they are very happy with your work and have enjoyed working with you. You are doing a great job helping many of us to bring forth the vision that is within our hearts and out onto the printed page where it can be read and received into the hearts of men and women. It reminds me of the skilled workmen who God anointed in the Old Testament to craft the tabernacle and its instruments so that God could have a place to dwell among men. Likewise, God has anointed you as a skilled workman to craft books and materials that can bring forth the presence of God in this New Testament dispensation. You are truly an asset to the Body of Christ.

Tom Shanklin • World Evangelism Fellowship • PO Box 4144 • Mankato, MN 56002 • Website: www.tomshanklin.org

Recent posts on book production

A long-term analysis of publishing by Shatzkin

How big will self-publishing get? Mike has written another excellent article you should read: Over the long run, things will almost certainly change in very big ways because of the inexorable forces eroding publisher margins described above. I wouldn’t be … Continue reading →

DPS lives! BUT at a price…

Adobe’s DPS was originally released as a solution for magazine designers. It can do some amazing things with layouts, turning a magazine into an app. The problem has always been making it available for individual designers, and its considerable expense. … Continue reading →

Some concerns before installing CC (2015)

InDesign Secrets has an important posting today. There are some concerns with the new update. Minor stuff. It uninstalls all earlier versions by default That can be fixed by unchecking Remove old versions in the Advanced Options in the CC … Continue reading →

InDesign CC 2015 offers paragraph shading in ePUBs

Another incremental release? Of course… But that’s to be expected. The whole paradigm of the subscription model is that the applications keep getting better and you get an automatic update as soon as it is released. There’s been a huge … Continue reading →

Barnes and Noble needs to clean its smelly ears

I read another interesting intro to an article to which I’m not subscribed about the possible excellent future for B&N. Smelly ears, by the way, is an old term for an entity with its head so far up its you know … Continue reading →

Podcasts? Video? or not…

As most of you know, I do not listen to or produce podcasts. The same is not quite true with videos, but I’m just starting there. But I found this link today and thought some of you might be interested. … Continue reading →

Quick and easy letterspacing in FontLab

I decided to post this. It’s part of my new book, Practical Font Design Streamlined. I found as I was recording the videos for My Udemy course, Practical Font Design, that I had gradually developed a new, much faster, and more … Continue reading →

Writing a book title that works

The image to the left is merely the cover of a book I wrote which includes some of this information. But it is an issue I’ve been pondering recently. The basic questions are: Who are you & what is your book? … Continue reading →

One to watch, maybe: Gatekeeper Press

There’s a supposedly new player today: Gatekeeper Press I know very little about them—just heard about them. But, it’s an interesting concept. As you know, I am basically against paying publishers anything without a very good reason. My books teach … Continue reading →


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Welcome to Radiqx Press! — 3 Comments

  1. I just wanted you to know that I’ve put something in your mailbox.

    However, the real reason is to have an excuse to get another glimpse of the wonderful font you use to re-display this message which is being displayed as Courier as I type. I am curious and wonder what the name is and whether or not it is one of your creations.
    The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
    Jackdaws love my big sphinx of quartz.

  2. I wish I could help. I really have no idea what is used for the comments. I just looked through the CSS, but I cannot see which font is used for comments. Sorry.

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