David B. Hunter

No Mac here, unfortunately. 🙁

You can make basic chapter headers fairly easily.

For accounts you need a KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) account, but if you already have an Amazon account you can use that password and email.

Formatting on Kindle was quite easy, at least for me. I used Scrivener which allows you to export your files as mobi files. Don’t worry about making a table of contents for your Kindle book since that is…[Read more]

For accounts you need a KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing) account, but if you already have an Amazon account you can use that password and email.

Formatting on Kindle was quite easy, at least for me. I used Scrivener which allows you to export your files as mobi files. Don’t worry about making a table of contents for your Kindle book since that is…[Read more]

Good, I hope you like it!

You’re welcome!

Could she go undercover in the government and learn about the Enigma? Maybe her father could die trying to save Anna. Then she feels like its her fault, but has to overcome that and trust God.

Maybe the bad guy who’s obsessed with capturing Anna succeeds and her brothers, as well as other brothers have to storm the prison, or castle, or whatever.

How would you back everything up? Someday I hope to upgrade to a better website, but not right now.

I’m not sure, but I think you link them to a download page on your own website. Unfortunately, I can’t use that plugin because I’m using the free WordPress.com. *Sighs* Oh well, maybe some day.

Cool! Can you give away a free book with mailpoet?

I would like to set up that email list thingy, only problem is that you have to be over 18 yrs. old, at least that’s Mailchimp’s policy.

Do you mind if I share your video series on my blog?

Cool! How often are you going to post?

Could there be some creature that lives in the swamp? Like a giant snake; who they know lives in the swamp and few who enter come out alive. That way it’s not an irrational fear about a swamp, but about something inside the swamp.

@Hope Yes, and don’t use any contractions. (Oops I used a contraction)