Creative Writing

1. In this stage, you will decide how the text appears in your booklet or magazine. You have to determine the font and the font size for headings, body texts, and page numbers

• a. Layout and Page Design

• b. Compilation and Organization of Contents

• c.Editing

• d. Cover Design

2. In this stage, you can hire an illustrator or you can illustrate the cover yourself, or if you prefer, you can take a photo that shows the theme of your work and design it.

• a. Layout and Page Design

• b. Editing

• c. Cover Design

• d. Compilation and organization

3. It usually bears the title of the literary folio and an artwork or picture that complements its message.

• a. Title page

• b. Copy right page

• c. dedication

• d. Front cover

4. It is a page dedicated to the people who supported the author throughout the production and publication of the book.

• a. cover page

• b. Dedication

• c. Table of Contents

• d. Author Bio

5. This part contains the synopsis or summary of the literary folio. This part serves as the ‘hook,’ a short description that will make the readers decide whether they would read your book or not

• a. Front cover

• b. Back cover

• c. About the Author

• d. Contents

6. this is the stage where you conceptualize and draft your literary works, take related pictures, and draw related artworks.

• a. Cover Design

• b. Layout and Page Design

• c. Compilation and Organization of Contents

• d. Writing, Photo taking, and Illustration

7. In this stage, you can hire an illustrator or you can illustrate the cover yourself, or if you prefer, you can take a photo that shows the theme of your work and design it.

• a. Cover Design

• b. Literary Folio

• c. Editing

• d. Front Cover

8. This page contains the information about the author and other owners of the copyright.

• a. Cover page

• b. copy right page

• c. Dedication

• d. Author Bio

9. This is the list of the chapters and other sections of the book, as well as its page numbers.

• a. Author Bio

• b. Cover page

• c. Dedication page

• d. Table of Contents

10. This is the stage where you organize the contents that you will need in your final output.

• a. Lay out and Page design

• b. Compilation and Organization of Contents

• c. Editing

• d. Cover Design