: Re: Printing or Private Use I want to find a Print on Demand (POD) outfit that will print my book without an ISBN, as I do not want to sell my work through any outlet, print or electronic.

Do you want to print without an ISBN just because you don't want to pay for one? Or is there some reason why you really don't want to have an ISBN on the cover?

If the issue is the cost, then Create Space and Lulu will give you an ISBN for free, making that a moot point.

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: Re: Printing or Private Use I want to find a Print on Demand (POD) outfit that will print my book without an ISBN, as I do not want to sell my work through any outlet, print or electronic.

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: What is the quality (specifically acidity) of FSC paper? I am trying to establish the acidity of paper produced with the FSC labels and any help regarding this would be greatly appreciated.

: In general, I'd avoid naming a specific musician in a causal reference like, "When Sally got home, she sat on her bed and listened to X". (a) Popular musicians come and go pretty quickly,

: I think the main advantage of using a fictional place is what you perhaps allude to in your comment about "adaptability". With a fictional place, you can invent whatever you want that helps

: How should I "remind" the reader of something that they may have forgotten? Say there is a small detail in the beginning of the book that has a big effect later on. The reader might've forgotten

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