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- If you do not respond within 3 days of delivery, the work is accepted automatically.
The money is reserved when you pay and released only once you accept the work.
Example result
EPUB formatting: a short guide on sourdough baking
Before → after
Before (manuscript):
CHAPTER 3 – feeding your starter
Your starter is alive…
*Tip:* keep the jar away from the oven Chapter Four: The First Loaf
After (in the EPUB):
- Every chapter starts on a new page with the same heading style: Chapter 3. Feeding Your Starter
- All three kinds of breaks replaced with one centred scene-break mark
- Tips set as a consistent boxed note style
- "Chapter Four" renumbered to match: Chapter 4. The First Loaf
- Text kept word for word; only layout changed
Table of contents (clickable)
- Title page
- Copyright
- Dedication — For my grandmother, who never measured anything
- Introduction: Why Sourdough
- Chapter 1. Flour, Water, Time
- Chapter 2. Making a Starter from Scratch
- Chapter 3. Feeding Your Starter
- Chapter 4. The First Loaf
- Chapter 5. Shaping and Scoring
- Chapter 6. When Things Go Wrong
- Baking Schedule Cheat Sheet
- About the Author
Copyright page
Slow Rise: A Beginner's Guide to Sourdough
© 2026 Clara Whitfield. All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced without written permission of the author, except brief quotations in reviews.
First edition.
Store description
Bake your first real sourdough loaf this weekend — no special equipment needed.
Slow Rise walks you from a jar of flour and water to a crackling, open-crumb loaf in six short chapters. You will learn how to start and keep a starter alive, read the dough instead of the clock, and fix the five most common problems: flat loaves, gummy crumb, pale crust, sour overload and a sleepy starter.
Inside: a printable weekend baking schedule, troubleshooting tables and plain advice from a baker who learned it all in a small home kitchen.
Files delivered
- slow-rise.epub — checked to open correctly in common e-book readers
- slow-rise-preview.pdf — for quick proofreading
- store-description.txt
Client: Clara Whitfield, home baker. Input: Word manuscript, 14,200 words, inconsistent headings, scene breaks typed as "* * *", "~~~" and blank lines. Output: EPUB with chapters and a clickable contents page, plus a store description.
The client and all details are made up.
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Can I sell it on print-on-demand platforms?
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Will you add illustrations or decorative borders?
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