Creating a bibliography and formatting it for your book is easy, but not intuitive. This article will teach you all about the aspects of Endnotes.

LibreOffice has excellent customization, so if you want to change the style of the program or the default templates, you can easily do that. This article walks you through changing the default styles, adding a grammar checker, and switching to the ribbon toolbar.

Learning how to save and apply template styles can save you a lot of time producing books for print.

Typesetting is the art of converting a manuscript into the required format for printing a physical copy. Here we will get you started with Page Styles.

In this article, we will show you how to edit people out of landscape scenery. We will use multiple layers, alpha channels, the clone tool, and the healing brush.

Layer Masking is a method for fine-tuning transparency in an image layer. This article and video discusses how to use Layer Masking in GIMP.

CSS, or Cascaded Style Sheets, is the markup language used to style eBooks if you want custom fonts or other important styles.

This article walks us through the steps to create and prepare an eBook from a LibreWriter document.

Getting a book cover template is the best way to get started on your full cover. You can grab a template from KDP or Ingram.

LibreOffice can build indexes either manually or with a concordance file. This tutorial will show you how to create your index with either option.