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Assuming you are self-publishing and have full control over the actual cover, then absolutely! When you have your cover designed, you can determine the layout, font, positioning, or any other factor that you want. Regardless of whether you go through Amazon, Nook, Kobo, or any other, they will generally accept your cover without any input on how it is designed. However, when you list the title, you will need to determine how it should appear in a textual listing. Whether your book is listed in a search result, as part of a catalog, on a details page, or on the spine of the book, it is going to be displayed as simple text, and you will be much more limited there.

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: In a screenplay, how do you show people talking over each other? When writing a script where you have two (or more) people talking at the same time, how is that formatted? Side-by-side columns?

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