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Mhayes · 12-17-2011, 03:43 PM

Hi Everyone,

I'm new to the forum and I know the majority of writers for eBooks seem to be fiction writers. I am in the planning stages of a non-fiction eBook (followed by POD) and the more I research, the more questions that come up. My book depends heavily on photos of before/after restored from disaster areas. I know that the Nook, iPad, and others show color better than the Kindle, but my biggest concern is what would look great on a printed book--8 1/2 x 11--is not going to work on an eReader? I will have both the eReader and maybe the POD done in InDesign by a professional designer. However, do you think I'm wanting too much?

Thanks for the help.

MH

12-17-2011, 03:43 PM	#1
Mhayes Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2011 Device: none	When is Too Much? Hi Everyone, I'm new to the forum and I know the majority of writers for eBooks seem to be fiction writers. I am in the planning stages of a non-fiction eBook (followed by POD) and the more I research, the more questions that come up. My book depends heavily on photos of before/after restored from disaster areas. I know that the Nook, iPad, and others show color better than the Kindle, but my biggest concern is what would look great on a printed book--8 1/2 x 11--is not going to work on an eReader? I will have both the eReader and maybe the POD done in InDesign by a professional designer. However, do you think I'm wanting too much? Thanks for the help. MH