Novel Printing.
About Novels
It takes ardent dedication and no small measure of talent to pen a novel. Accordingly, a novelist should take great care in choosing the team of craftsmen that will transform their manuscript into an enduring volume.
The Best Book Printing customer service team will walk you through the many choices and options available including finishing methods such as embossing and foil or specialty lamination options such as SofTouch that has a velvety finish.
Each with decades of experience and an average tenure of 14 years, our print professionals can be trusted to produce the absolute best version of your book.
Common Choices
SIZES
• PORTRAIT: 6″ x 9″
• PORTRAIT: 5.5″ x 8.5″
BINDING
• Perfect Bound
• Casebound w/ Dust Jacket
PAPER
• 60# Smooth Opaque Text
• 70# Smooth Opaque Text
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POPULAR OPTIONS
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DUST JACKET
Dust Jackets are meant to add protection to the cover. They also add great visual impact for casebound books, helping them to pop when laying on a table or tucked away on a bookshelf.
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LAMINATION
Lamination adds a strong layer of protection to your book's cover. In addition to visual appeal, lamination can add a tactile quality to your book. Ask about our Soft Touch lamination option.
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FOIL STAMP
Aside from standard gold or silver foil, there is a wide variety of specialty foils from which to choose. Give us a call to discuss your many options.
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EMBOSS
No other option has as much impact as a well executed emboss on your cover. Subtle, refined and very next level – use a quality emboss to really stand out.
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END BANDS
End bands are the perfect way to add that finishing touch to your hardcover book. These are the multi color ribbons that you see at the top and bottom of a book's spine.
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SMYTH SEWN
Today's hardcover books are crafted using modern equipment and materials to achieve incredible durability. A traditional binding technique however still offers unprecedented resilience. Smythe sewing is common in Library Binding for books that will see years of heavy use.