: Is There a Pandoc Latex Template For Novel or Short Story Manuscript Submissions? I use Markdown to write my stories, and have started using Pandoc to convert to PDFs and HTML. The PDFs could

I use Markdown to write my stories, and have started using Pandoc to convert to PDFs and HTML. The PDFs could use improvement, however, and I would like to make them look like Manuscript submissions.

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bookdown would be a simple, easy way to write books in Markdown.

For a start, one can follow the tutorial itself to make a authentic looking manuscript.

Here are the directions to develop templates: bookdown.org/yihui/bookdown/templates.html

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