Jun 24, 2018
Today’s Writing Tip Your book interior's layout should be pleasing to the eye. The opposing pages should look symmetrical and have adequate margins so the words don't look crowded.
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Today’s Writing Tip Your book interior's layout should be pleasing to the eye. The opposing pages should look symmetrical and have adequate margins so the words don't look crowded.
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