I didn’t really mean to start a book business—I just wanted this to exist.
Now it does. Mission accomplished!
~750 copies left. This is the final printed batch.
After that → digital only (useful, but less charming).
Hidden binding. French paper cover. Ribbon bookmark.
I may have gone a little deep into the book weeds on this one—but it’s why I love using it myself.
I printed a lot (printing press minimums), and while it’s genuinely nice knowing I have enough to last my natural life, I’d love to share the rest with you.
If this is your kind of thing, I think you’ll get a lot out of using it too.
Thanks for sharing this practice with me.
Taking Care Of Yourself
Learn From the Work of Others
Consistent Technical Practice
Trying New Things
Finishing Your Projects
The advice is everywhere. "Write more to get better" - but what does "more" really mean? While the empty expanse of a blank page can feel like an endless freedom, with a flip of a coin - a paralyzing overwhelm.
This book is a guide through the fog. We'll take it day by day practicing the skills that will hone your craft and broaden your knowledge.