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Snider, Sherry

 
9781944780029: Best Pens for Book Signings

Synopsis

”What’s the best pen to use for book signings?”
Sooner or later, a conscientious author will ask the question – when she knows in her gut that just any old pen won’t do. Do you know the differences and significance of pen and ink specifications and quality?

  • Water-based ink
  • Oil-based ink
  • Gel
  • Ball points
  • Felt tips
  • Markers
  • Indelible ink
  • Archival ink
  • Smudge
  • Transfer
  • Bleed
  • Usability
Information and lists of desirable qualities, step-by-step testing instructions, and illustrated test results for the top pens recommended by authors and artists are all compiled into this quick and easy reference guide.
This book is for the conscientious writer who is well aware that handwriting in a book deserves a little care. With Best Pens for Book Signings, authors arrive at book signing events confidently assured that they have good quality pens that work well specifically on the paper/pages in his or her specific book(s).
Discover:
  • The factors and specifications for picking a quality pen for book signings
  • Detailed results and sample images from the tests
  • Test results for various paper quality and texture in paperbacks, trade paperbacks, coloring books, and text books with glossy pages
  • Test results for the top pens and markers recommended by authors and artists
  • Cumulative scores on a 5-Star rating system
  • Step-by-step instructions for testing your favorite pens on your own books
Best Pens for Book Signings - when you’re keenly aware that there is no magic undo button for pen and paper.

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À propos de l'auteur

Sherry Snider, Technical Writer evolved over years of teaching (English, reading, & speech), then, working in the IT (Information Technology) field. After documenting hundreds of technical processes and teaching others how to duplicate results, technical writing and training became the next logical career path. After many happy years of corporate employment as a documentation specialist and technical trainer, opportunities for independent contract and freelance work opened even more doors including documentation and training projects ranging from school and transit bus parts through HAZMAT procedures. Sherry still takes technical writing, multimedia, training, and consulting projects in a variety of industries. Though hardware (assembly, troubleshooting, repair, etc.) and software (user manuals, admin manuals, developers' guides, etc.) are usually her favorite projects, pretty much any customer with cool toys and tech to master has a good chance of capturing her interest . . . especially if her specific experience and skills offer significant value to the project or customer/client. Most of Sherry’s commercial publications are also academic or techie how tos much like this book, but she also shares her silly/fun projects and children’s books under the pen names, Wendy Tush and PJ Thyme. Since the reading audiences for children's story/activity books and technical/academic works are entirely different, pen names were definitely necessary to separate Sherry's bibliography into distinct genres.

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