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    Turning Articles Into Ebooks
    Turning Articles Into Ebooks
    Turning Articles Into Ebooks
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    Turning Articles Into Ebooks

    By Venice Kichura

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    “Turning Articles Into Ebooks” is an article (7,000 words plus) that shares how writers can create informative eBooks that are articles rather than full-length books. It features some of the guidelines of major self-publishing platforms, including formats and other tips.

    Tips on how to expand short articles into longer documents are included. The article addresses how to include images in an eBook, as well as gives detailed information on creating cover art. It also offers encouragement as to how readers are buying eBook articles. “

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVenice Kichura
    Release dateFeb 29, 2012
    ISBN9781465727459
    Turning Articles Into Ebooks
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    Venice Kichura

    Venice Kichura is a freelance writer who writes for several websites and has been published in print media. A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Venice holds a Bachelor of Science in English and History. She started her writing career as a feature writer for a South Florida newspaper where she also wrote a weekly column. Venice has been published in several print publications, including “Connecticut Parents Magazine", “God Allows U-Turns”, "Pentecostal Evangel","Sonlight Christian Newspaper" and others. She’s written more than 1,000 internet articles which have been published in sites such as Suite 101 and Associated Content. As a writer for Demand Media since 2008, she's written numerous articles for websites such as "Garden Guides" and others. Venice has a passion for encouraging others in their Christian walk and has written book reviews for the Christianity section of About.com.

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