www.clickbook.com

This is a very cool resource. You can download and use the software free for 15 days. The software makes it possible to print your book in book format.

You can print the pages of your book as you write it, and it will look like a book, instead of just a pile of papers.

I recommend following the guidelines in Dan Poynter's book, Writing Non-Fiction, for setting the margins, line spacing, page numbers, header and footer. Do this even if your book is fiction.

If you set your book up this way from the beginning, you can tell exactly how many pages you have written, and you can see your book come together right before your eyes. Remember that most book pages are smaller than the 8 1/2 x 11 paper you are writing on.

Have a productive writing week!

Jess Kennedy Williams

PS Now would be a good time to set a goal for how many pages you would like to write this week.