How not to do it.
I abjectly apologize for the delays, but I can pretty much guarantee that, as a result, my book will not look like it was.
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How not to do it.
I abjectly apologize for the delays, but I can pretty much guarantee that, as a result, my book will not look like it was.
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Who’d you get to do the printing? 3D Realms?
It took about three months for CreateSpace to go from material submission to Amazon availability for me. What is it that drives up the hassle and time for yours? My guess is that the print on demand drives the cost beyond your limits, but that is just a guess.
No, the costs are fine. It was just massive miscommunication and a poorly-designed web site (though not as bad as health.gov) that went on for a month.
“but I can pretty much guarantee that, as a result, my book will not look like it was.”
Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
I think it’s a good thing.
Then the delay is worth it. Best to get these things right before printing.
Back in college I had a teacher who was so excited to pass around his new book. He wasn’t so excited when a student pointed out a spelling mistake on the first page.