Imposition Wizard 3.3.4 + Portable (x64)

I was wandering if you had any tips/tricks for binding small fanfics (under 50K words)? Is it possible and is it more difficult to do a smaller work than a regular length novel? Thanks a bunch!

Using your average A4 or letter-sized sheet of paper you can bind fics as short as 25k using the methods laid out in ASH’s “How To Bind A Book” doc.

If you want to experiment with tiny books, that can usually stretch you down to 20k; maybe 15k depending on how you typeset/what size “tiny” means to you. If you choose to go this route, be advised that you’ll have to use 3rd party imposition software such as Montax or Bookbinder , and you’ll likely have to cut all your paper by hand. It’s doable, there’s just more steps. (The books are so adorable and fit so nicely in your hand that it’s all worth it, though.)

The final option is single signature binding. DAS Bookbinding has vids on single section Bradel binding and German stiffened paper binding, which are both good methods for very short books—down to maybe 5k depending on how you typeset.

Smaller than that and your best bet is to combine several fics in an anthology.

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To answer a couple questions that have come up recently on comments & via tags

@clarasghosts am happy to spread the good word about minis! I've glomped my imposition code onto @momijizukamori's Bookbinder JS page. It's free & web based & hopefully easy to use. You just take a normal PDF and feed it in-- this book was the "mini" layout (under the "Wacky Small Layouts" section)

@emptyyourselfintothesky No, but they do sell them! I've an adorable miniature press from Tony Firman ($). While he does sell a plough ($) for it, I've opted for chisel trimming, which I talk about more in this post.

@goodnightmoonvale I've ordered it off Amazon [link]- it's not "official" bible paper, just 45 gsm sheets. Currently $13, paper size A4, 80 pages. Be warned, printing on it is a very finicky process. Have about 1 in 3 pages workout. (and even then, I tolerate some cruft)

@this-is-surely-tru It varies Definitely depends on the software folks use and how ornate they want to be- some folks sink a LOT of time into it. I use LaTeX which is all text (like code) and allows me to re-use large chunks from previous projects. I also have written python scripts that let me pull fic from AO3 super fast. A "normal" mini fic from AO3 can take me min to setup? (Import content, sanity check line breaks, generate QR code, etc) The Art of War though was a fresh layout and attempt at "design"-- time spent at computer was probably? 3 hours? Over several days, plus pondering layout when offline. I don't track it too closely. The hard part is just knowing what it should look like. Executing on a vision is not that bad.

And yes ;) I "tolerate" the step-- the joy for me is the manual process. The mind can wander when folding, sewing, trimming but typesetting is a mental sink hole for me where I must be Focused. But totally worth it! And every project remains on hand (in a private GitHub repo) for me to pull from next time. Am slowly working up the will to typeset Winnie-the-Poo Chapter 1 as a small book will keep an eye on how long that takes ;) (easy enough to do if I remember to check the files into git at regular work intervals)

@promithiae Doooooooooo iiiiiiiiiit! There's lots of resources to be found over at @renegadepublishing and a rabid collection of folks on Discord who'd love to help you through the process.

(also wanted to note/celebrate that my follower count has finally caught up with my post count. That's kinda' like a milestone, yeah? Given I started posting here Dec )

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in love with your dta book binding and i find i am increasingly more invested in wanted to physically hold a copy of dta so i was wonder if you had any advice or resources (programs/materials/web sites) for beginners or like point me in the right direction if you don’t mind?

Okay so keep in mind I'm very much an amateur at both typography and bookbinding

Alright, typesetting. What I initially did was just open some of the books on my shelves to see how those were designed and just use that as inspiration. That absolutely worked, although there are some details I would now do differently. Last fall/winter I fell into a bit of a rabbit hole and read every typography book that I could find at my library. The ones i would actually really recommend are the following:

“The Elements of Typographic Style” by Robert Bringhurst. This one is a really nice intro to all kinds of typesetting details. It’s also pretty easy to find PDFs of this book on Google :-)

Jan Tschichold’s essays on typesetting and book design, if you can get your hands on them. I think they were translated and published as “The Form of the Book.” Tschichold explains the typographical choices that have worked well for centuries and how to do modern (20th century) versions of those. He’s very much not into having fun and experimenting though. I nevertheless found it really interesting and useful to read what he wrote and to then decide whether to heed that advice or to deliberately ignore it (since I’m here to have fun with typesetting).

If you speak German: “Lesetypografie” by Friedrich Forssman and Hans Peter Willberg. Its thesis is basically: book design has to be for the reader, and it's really good at explaining what that actually means with tons of examples.

For a free online resource, you could also check out hma-advogados.pt, especially the sections on page layout and text formatting.

Moving on: typesetting software. I use LaTeX because I was already used to using it for typesetting academic texts, and because it allows me to be a little control freak about all kinds of details >:) and because it allows me to programmatically import the text and change its design. If you’re already used to working with LaTeX or if you enjoy programming, I definitely recommend it, but otherwise I have to warn you that the learning curve is very steep. This document contains links to how-to guides for various other kinds of software though, maybe those might be useful to you?

For re-ordering the pages of your PDF so they’re in the order you need for folding signatures when handbinding a book, you’ll need an imposition tool. I use LaTeX, but I know lots of people swear on this online tool.

Designing a cover (if you want to use a print-on-demand service or if you want to add a dust jacket to a handbound book): I use Affinity Photo, mostly because that’s the image editing software I already had anyway, but I'd also generally recommend it; it can do lots and is sold at a very fair price imo. My general tip is not to place any elaborate design details near where the spine and the front/back cover meet (and the front/back cover and the cover flaps)—if you use a print-on-demand service, they might end up printing the cover just a smidgen too far to the left/right and it'll look weird if part of your spine design is now on the front cover, and if you design a dust jacket, you might underestimate the small amount of extra material you might need to fit the dust jacket around the spine or around the fore-edge of the cover. Before exporting the print-ready PDF, merge all layers—this will considerably reduce the size of the PDF.

Printing books via print-on-demand services: I've used hma-advogados.pt, which prints books that are of a fine enough (but not perfect) quality. If you want to design a cover + interior to print via their service, definitely make sure to read their formatting guide where they explain what kinds of trims/bleed edges/etc. you should take into account. To find out what dimensions your book cover is gonna need to have (specifically how wide the spine is gonna be), use their pricing tool and enter the page count, select the binding type etc. My tip here is to only start designing the cover once the interior is done and you know how long the book will be—otherwise, you’re gonna spend a fair amount of time adjusting your cover layout to work with a new spine width :)))

Printing dust jackets: go to your local copy shop and check what kind of glossy, slightly-thicker-than-copy-paper paper they have available and ask if you can use their paper guillotine to trim the printed cover to the size you need.

Handbinding a book: I read the “printing” and “physical assembly” sections of this document, and I also watched a lot of Darryn Schneider's videos on Youtube—he’s a professional bookbinder who makes a lot of incredibly useful videos on various bookbinding techniques. Really great if you’re a visual learner! To get started, I’d watch his video on tools for beginners, his series on making a case bound book, and his video on the square back case binding. I really like the latter technique—it’s great if you’re making thinner books where the width difference between the spine and the rest of your textblock isn’t too, too pronounced, and if you're a bit scared of actually backing and rounding spines / don’t have the appropriate tools. I also found it very helpful to ask questions in this fanbinding discord!

In terms of tools, I have:

A good-quality cutting mat + cutter (Olfa, definitely worth the small investment so far), and a metal ruler

A bone folder (great for, well, folding stuff, but also for smoothing out creases as you glue cloth or paper to the bookboard)

An awl (and a couple of pieces of (mostly) corrugated cardboard stacked on top of each other to protect my desk when I punch holes into the signatures)

Two bristle brushes, a large one (about an inch across) and a small one (less than 1 cm across)

Sewing needles—I’d recommend using one that’s relatively blunt and large but a bit thinner than the awl for sewing the signatures, and a thinner and pointy one if you want to make headbands

I don't have a press, I just use a stack of heavy books

and as for the materials:

Off-white 80 GSM paper, but I’ve also used whatever off-white copy paper the library printers happened to stock. Real bookbinders use paper with the grain running parallel to the spine—I don’t since it’s way more expensive, at least where I live.

Bookbinding glue (see also here and here)

Cotton gauze

For these books, I used some random leftover woven cotton tapes, but afaik if the book is fairly thin you don’t need tapes and can just sew the signatures together with the French link stitch instead. (That's what I’ve been doing at least)

2 mm thick bookboard (solid cardboard, preferably acid-free)

Bookcloth. It’s special in that it’s made from non-stretchy fabric and backed with paper, so you can glue it to the bookboard without any glue spots staining the cloth. I’ve been buying bookcloth from bookbinding/stationery suppliers, but you can also find online guides to making your own bookcloth (no recommendations as I haven’t tried that yet)

Some pretty paper for the cover and/or the endpapers (optional, you can also cover the entire cover in bookcloth and use plain endpapers). Since this involves applying a bunch of glue to the paper, it’s a bit easier to work with if the paper’s a tad heavier than copy paper (around GSM maybe?), although that isn’t a requirement

Linen thread. I got some from a bookbinding supplier and picked the 18/3 one, which is nice, but if I had to choose again I might consider getting something ever so slightly thinner. Also full disclosure I don't know how or if this thread is different from regular linen thread. Lots of people apply a thin coat of beeswax to their thread, but I haven’t done that so far, and haven’t had any problems with that (will report back if that changes)

Optional: a thin leather cord (or shoelaces) and some thin thread you happen to have lying around for making headbands

Also optional: some pretty ribbon to use as a bookmark, like those thin fabric ribbons you can buy for gift-wrapping

I think that's it? For the most part it’s about approaching this with a can-do attitude and not being too afraid of just trying things out

This is a bit all over the place, but if you have more specific questions, feel free to send me another ask! :)

#also regarding wanting to have a physical copy of dta: if it's really just about wanting to hold a book in your hands but you're not too int#interested in the design/assembly: feel free to pm me and i can share print-ready pdfs with you#but if you are interested in typesetting/crafting: absolutely do it i promise it's lots of fun!!!!#bookbinding#replies#deangloriam#mission update

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Mentioned age gap, non-consensual spying, manipulation, objectification, dub-con under the cut. NSFW and dark themes, minors DNI. Reader is gender neutral.

Aizawa likes to have you owe him.

You're too young for him, he implies more than says.

At 24, you're really too young for him to consider your relationship as anything romantic, and you infer as such. Aizawa-san is a dear friend, you think, and bury your feelings in favour of being allowed to be in his proximity. It's kind of him, you think, to make time for you when he's so busy with his work, and his every visit seems like a kindness when he attributes it to "checking up" on you.

As if you're one of his responsibilities.

It makes you melt and he knows it. He tells you that if you wait for fifteen minutes after finishing your night shift, he'll walk you back home - and you're grateful that a hero is taking time out of his day to ensure his safety, unaware that the waiting time is just a little ruse to make you feel the weight of the favour as he arrives at your work in his own sweet time.

He's far too busy for this, he sighs and tells you, but when you're so concerned about data mining and privacy, he lets you know that he can pull some favours and have actual encrypted messaging software installed on your phone, along with a privacy toolkit that top heroes use.

You're eternally grateful as you hand your phone over to him, and he says he'll try to return it in a few days, as his schedule permits.

He spends his entire night going through your phone, making note of your porn preferences and jerking off to your nudes.

He's exasperated at your fear when villain attacks in your area increase, as if the heroes on duty were somehow neglecting their patrols. He's downright irritable when your apartment is broken into when you're at work, and when he offers to let you stay at his place for a few days while you allay your fears. It's an imposition, but he supposes he'll do it as a favour to you.

Aizawa-san is trustable, and kind in spite of his crankiness, so you gratefully accept, promising you won't get in his way too much.

You're not his partner, but you're living with him, apologizing when he barges into the bathroom while you're bathing, not even noticing how his eyes rove over your naked form while he accepts your apology for hogging the bathroom before he needs to shower for work.

You're too young to date him, but surely you can help your friend out when he's done so much for you?

He presses himself against you while you're in the kitchen that evening, muttering about how seeing you naked in the morning ruined his whole day.

He talks you into an apology blowjob as if you're in a cliche porno, rutting into your mouth as you repay one of the many debts he has you in. After all, if you weren't imposing in his house, he'd probably have someone over to fuck- just another favour to you, just another thing he's giving up.

You're too confused and groggy in the head from his mixed signals and hot-and-cold behaviour, to the point where he convinces you that it's only fair you let him use your holes from time to time, just to alleviate the tension. He'll bend you over anytime, rutting quickly into you to chase his high before he pulls out and leaves for somewhere, paying you no mind. He's a busy man, often indulging in quick fifteen minute fucks before he has to go on patrol. His work is stressful, and he'll often reach out to grope your chest like a stress ball while he works on grading papers and the like.

After all he's done for you, how can you deny him?

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I just found your site, and am curious what software you use to print off the books you bind! I'm thinking of doing some bindings of off-copyright books, but don't know where to start with the whole print-for-proper-binding thing. Thanks for any info you can throw my way!

Sure!!! So, there are a number of options at varying price points, several of which have notable strengths or weaknesses, depending on where your focus lies. I'm working almost exclusively off microsoft word, because I'm very used to office products, and especially since I wanted to bind massively long cnovels from the time I took up the hobby, I prioritized the program that was good at using brute strength to wrangle huge chunks of text. And it's a word processor but has a built-in 'booklet' function, so that was ideal for my needs. My license just charged me for my second year of subscription, actually, haha

So that's a paid option, though i get enough use out of it to be very happy with the investment! However, libreoffice does almost the same thing, and for completely free. The program does have a few quirks that were throwing off my muscle memory, so I crumpled like a damp paper towel and paid for office (things like if you have a blank page and print to pdf, the program maybe doesn't include the blank page period? You need to have a white character hiding in the page for it to work). But it's a good program (and has a booklet function) and I've lived out of it in the past, back when I wasn't processing enough text to justify a paid license. Some people also get use out of google docs, and that is where i started out, but if there was a booklet function, i wasn't finding it, and my aspect ratios were off and I never figured out how to account for that. It also starts to lag as you load it up with text, which may or may not be an issue, depending on the length of the books you're after

Then there are a few specialty programs! Indesign is the Max Fancy option, as far as I can tell, but the subscription model is priced aggressively enough that I'm ignoring it. But if you want fancy layouts and artistic effects, this is the place to go. Or, less expensive but in the same vein, Affinity! And licenses for this periodically go on sale too, i think i picked it up last summer for half off, and then was too frazzled to ever slow down and figure it out. So I've never gotten familiar with those two, but I hear very good things from like, the bookbinders who take time to design their cover pages and chapter headers :V

Finally. If you are a very code-oriented person, i know a few lunatics (affectionate) who do their work in Latex! I do not understand or comprehend how this works, and they intimidate me, a humble microsoft office plebe

And then, three more little things! One, I know VERY little about strengths and weaknesses of different file formats, but I typically feed any ebook files I want to work with into calibre, tell calibre to convert to a format I know how to edit (docx), and take it from there. Two, once you gave pages to turn into a book, they may or may not be imposed. This imposition tool is really lovely, and has the option of doing little books, multiple pages per sheet! And finally, the @renegadepublishing tumblr has a resources document with some good info on options and some basic instructions on how to get started in them. It's geared towards text from ao3, but it's good context for other book purposes too. I hope that helps!! :D

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Hi! I just saw your bookbinding post about a fic, I do a little binding as a small hobby and I would love to get more into it. I have a couple fics in particular I would love to bind

My problem is formatting. Any advice on how you format the fic in order to print it accuratly into the sigs? Please and thank you! The spine work is beautiful 😍

Thanks!

So I’ve used Microsoft Word and LibreOffice Writer. Word has a built-in function for this, Writer does not.

With LibreOffice Writer I use Quantum Elephant’s PDF Bookbinder program. It’s available free to download and use. It will take a pdf and create a new one with the pages arranged to print into signatures according to the settings you’ve applied. You’ll also need Java to run it I think.

For Word, there’s the book fold setting. Layout>Margins>Custom Margins. Under Pages, in Multiple pages select Book fold. The Sheets per booklet is the number of pages in your book that will be in one signature, so 20=5 sheets of paper per signature.

Whichever way you use, Word’s built-in book fold or the Bookbinder imposition software, you won’t need to worry about rearranging the pages yourself!

Hope that helps! :D

(Also, if you haven’t already, check out @renegadepublishing! Lots of fantastic work, and a really supportive Discord (18+) too!)​

#asks#ask: bookbinding

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Anonymous Asks Answered by ASH

Q: Hi!! I was just curious as to what the largest fic you’ve ever bound was?

ASH: k words, pages in two volumes (Chevrefoil by Vadianna).  The most in a single volume was my first binding, Flyboys by Gefionne, at pages, k words.

Q: Someone told me about Bookbinder by Quantum Elephant, freeware that creates signatures for you from a pdf. Do you know of anyone who has used this? What did they think?

ASH: Imposition software is a whole lively topic of conversation on the Renegade Bindery Discord. A number of people use Quantum Elephant's Bookbinder tool and love it, but there are others. See Bookbinding Resources Master List , or join us on Discord by sending an off-anon ask to @renegadepublishing​.

Q: I've been using a piece of cardstock/bristol for the cover's spine portion, two pieces of book board and one piece of cardstock. But one of the videos I watched they didn't include a spine 'board' at all, they just lined the space with regular paper to reinforce it. Is the spine 'board' necessary??

ASH: I don't actually know if the spine "board" is necesssary for round back books, but I always put a little something in there. It helps smooth out the bumps from the linen tapes.

Q: do you have any plans (or ideas for a plan) for what will happen to your collection of bound fics after you die? Because I was just musing about what would happen to mine if I died tomorrow. Maybe they would end up in a secondhand bookstore. Or worse, a landfill. Do you know of any kind of person or place that physically collects and archives fan works? 

ASH: You should follow the Archivists Assemble! Dreamwidth account, headed up by MorganDawn! Here's a reference sheet of archiving projects going on, including the known institutions that accept physical media. You should speak with the institutions directly to arrange to bequeath your collection. And, if you are at all interested in discussing archiving in more depth, of either print or electronic media, the Renegade Bindery Discord is the place to do it. (Send an off-anon ask to @renegadepublishing​.)

Q: Could i buy 11 by 17 paper and then cut it myself with a paper trimmer into letter sized paper that my printer could print? or would that cause inaccuracies that could interfere with printing?

ASH: You could totally do it! Some considerations, from Renegade members: Only cut a few sheets at a time, and make sure your cutting guides are correctly set and the paper is well anchored. 

Q: Have you done colored edges in any way? Thoughts?

ASH: Given that I haven’t got a lying press and plough, I can’t trim my blocks very well. My finished text block edges are not perfectly smooth. Therefore, I haven’t been able to play around with edge coloring, fore-edge painting, or gilding much.

I have used a toothbrush to spray ink speckles, which turned out pretty nice. So far this has been the most successful method of decorating the uneven text block edges.

I also tried applying a permanent ink using a sponge. It bled too deeply into the page edges. It didn’t look professional. My next attempt would be using an airbrush to lightly apply an even coat. But again, it doesn’t look quite right unless you’ve got your edges very clean.

(Pictured: Blutrunst by IncurableNecromantic)

#shop talk

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Mask

There has never been a better time to rob a bank.

Facial recognition software is learning how to beat the mask but

the mask is fighting back.

Sometimes I wear it at home so as to stop myself infecting myself

with myself.

Sometimes the mask wears me and I am an enormous imposition to it.

I have one in every pocket (unless these clothes are clean on today,

in which case we’re probably going to have to turn back).

You are supposed to wash the mask after each use.

You are suppposed to drink 2 litres of water per day.

You are supposed to observe the speed limit and eat probiotic yoghurt

and take vitamin d supplements.

Secretly, I’m wearing a mask beneath the mask.

Secretly, I am a secret kept by the mask and

I’m happy not to know it.

#poem#poetry

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Contact tracing app Aarogya Setu is facing renewed criticism for lack of transparency, with many security experts pointing out that what the government released as the app’s ‘back-end code’ was not what it was claimed to be. “What they’ve released right now is some non-functional code snippets. It is client-side code loaded onto the app from a web address and not the server functions or the data-handling part. The back-end code, which handles the data, including the data schemas, has still been kept secret," said Anivar Aravind, an advisory board member at the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC), who had challenged the mandatory imposition of the app in the Karnataka high court, highlighting its implications on privacy.

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FTC Sues Facebook for Illegal Monopolisation

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