Formatting

Want to write a book dedication that actually means something? This guide shows you who to dedicate your book to, how to write it, and real examples to inspire you.

Need to make a table of contents for your book? This guide shows you exactly how to do it — using Atticus, Microsoft Word, or Google Docs — in just a few clicks.

Discover how to format your book for IngramSpark with our comprehensive guide. From interior file requirements to cover templates and upload processes, we cover everything you need to know to successfully publish your book through IngramSpark’s print-on-demand service.

Discover how to create an effective table of contents in Google Docs. This guide covers formatting headings, inserting the ToC, customizing its appearance, and troubleshooting common issues. Improve your document’s structure and navigation with these easy-to-follow steps.

If you’re ready to start publishing your own books, here is a step-by-step guide on how to format eBooks and print books using Atticus.

Interested in knowing how you can create a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word? Read this article to find out.

You can think of the appendix as a place for “bonus material” that doesn’t make it into the main body of the book. Learn more.

We’re all familiar with book headings. They come in many different styles and sizes, but every book has one or more. Learn how to format them.

Typesetting can be an essential tool for formatting books, but done poorly and it can lead to bad reviews. Learn how to use it properly.

A book isn’t a book without a title (even if it’s “Untitled”). And, a book’s title page is essential for a professional-looking work. Whether you’re publishing in ebook, print book, or both, it’s important to include a title page.

There is a lot of confusion between the preface and the forward. Here you will learn the difference, and what you can do to have the best of either in your book.