How to Write an Ebook I

An ebook is a book written using a computer that is distributed electronically. Although it can be printed out, the definition of an ebook is one that can be downloaded or emailed. It is not a hard product such as a book you can purchase from a bookseller. However, ebooks are gaining in popularity and unless they take notice, booksellers could end up as most record or CD stores are heading for: redundant with no product to sell except to antique lovers.

I don’t think that this will happen very quickly, since there is nothing like the feel of a well bound book in your hands, and you can’t read an ebook using a torch under your bedcovers after lights out. Ebooks are not so much fun, but they can make you money, so how do you write one.

You need a computer, of course, and a word processor. Microsoft Word is fine, but most word processors are suitable for writing ebooks. Let’s assume that you have a subject to write about, since choosing subjects is a different topic altogether. So you have your subject and you have done your research. Basically you have all the material you need to write your book. What next?

The title. A lot depends on what kind of book you are writing. Is it a novel? In which case just write it, and come back to this page in a few months. If not, it is informational. All non-novel books provide information. So think on a title with the knowledge that an ebook has to be sold on the internet, and keywords come into the equation. If your book is about fishing, something about fishing must be in the title, and you will find that the use of keywords in the title of internet ebooks is no different from those used in the title of printed books.

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