Hi guys how about having a call out for links to books written with papyrus - you could highlight them, authors get promotion and you will too
Here is mine:
Hi guys how about having a call out for links to books written with papyrus - you could highlight them, authors get promotion and you will too
Here is mine:
Congratulations on your new book, looks wonderful!
Love the idea with promoting books written with Papyrus - and we’re already working on something.
Records of the Medical Societies of Belfast 1822-1884.
https://www.ums.ac.uk/rmsob/RMSoB%20vol%201.pdf (24.7 MB)
https://www.ums.ac.uk/rmsob/RMSoB%20vol%202.pdf (19.2 MB)
I could not have completed them without Papyrus which I have been using for 20+ years. Many thanks to the team.
Wow, what a huge work. Congrats on completing it.
One question: Is there a reason why the PDFs do not have a clickable table of contents? Neither on the TOC pages nor in the PDF viewer’s sidebar.
I didn’t know how to do that, or, more correctly, I didn’t know it could be done, and I just created the table of contents by hand. I have seen sidebars in documents but know nothing about them.
Here’s my latest book finished using Papyrus. I think it’s my fifth using this great piece of software.
Congratulations! I was just reviewing the tutorials and here you are! Thank you for taking the time from your writing to complete the tutorials.
Again, congratulations on your book.
Thanks, Drjacks1922
OK… this is mine;
And here’s my second!
[A Compendium of Shorts: A Collection of Unnerving Horror and Thriller Suspense Stories https://amzn.eu/d/ehOBm1S]
When a job sounds too good to be true, there’s usually a catch…
An injury leaves MMA fighter Greg unable to continue his career. He is broke and miserable until his former coach recommends a job to him that sounds like a perfect match. The eccentric billionaire Veronica Chase is looking for a live-in personal trainer, and Greg seems to be the ideal candidate.
Visiting his potential new workplace for an interview, Greg senses the job description might have been incomplete, though. The entire staff consists of beautiful men – including a charming cook named Mario – who all seem devoted to Veronica and call her Mistress.
When a house tour reveals a fully equipped BDSM dungeon in the basement, Greg is left with a choice. Does he bail, or, with Mario at his side, does he dare to explore this world of pain and pleasure that has always been a secret part of him?
A kinky M/M romance in a reverse harem setting.
I published my debut novel in November. I did almost everything with Papyrus: writing, editing, working with my copy editor, formatting for ebook and print …
At the moment I’m working on part 2 which I hope to publish in February of next year.
Getting whipped is easy, everything else is complicated.
In this continuation of the Serving Veronica series, Greg tries to find his feet in his new job in Veronica’s kinky household, but his fears and preconceptions make it difficult for him.
When he asks Mario to help him out, Mario readily agrees to guide him. But as the two men grow closer, things start going terribly wrong. Veronica soon loses her patience with them, and Greg has to learn that even for a masochist, punishments aren’t meant to be fun.
Also in this book: a horny genderfluid Swede, blueberry muffins, sharks that get their noses punched, a stainless steel dilator set, a pork roast gone wrong and a very fluffy elephant.
Another kinky MM romance in a reverse harem setting.
And here it is, “Induction”, book 2 in the Serving Veronica series. This time working with Papyrus Author was even smoother because I had figured out all the little tips and tricks for formatting my ebook and print book with the first one and could just pull the styles and formatting over (which is a very very cool feature).
You can buy the book in eBook and paperback at a variety of vendors.
https://books2read.com/induction
I’ve already set the document up to write book 3.