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And that’s the final week done. A year of work, and a year of weekly blog posts.

In the last week I was mostly occupied with getting the new Derby Daze photography eBook done, and submitted to the iBooks Store. Development was substantially faster than the previous one – all the work I put in developing templates is now paying off. I’ve also been working on the eBook versions of Surfing The Deathline. With the templates done, they’re coming together super quickly.

Sometime during the next week, I’ll put up a final year wrapup post.

Oh, and someone in Europe bought The Metaning this week, which was nice.

A lot of printing results came back this week, some of it great, some of it disastrous.

The Derby Daze [squareformat] book came in looking great, the printing looks nice, everything cool. Sadly not so much for The Metaning.

This brings up a bit of a problem – it seems like it’s not actually possible to get the work I’m doing printed through Apple’s Aperture printing

Looking at the options, it seems Blurb might be able to do the job for The Metaning, though it’s always irksome to have to pay a 25% premium to get rid of the Blurb logo.

This week has been dedicated to working on the print versions of The Metaning, as well as the print version of Derby Daze [squareformat]. Both have been ordered, and are awaiting delivery.

Other great news is that the new update to The Metaning on iBooks has been approved, and is now live.

There’s also been a whole bunch of administrative stuff surrounding my various accounts within Apple’s systems which I’ve been trying to sort out – it’s amazing the number of accounts I’ve accrued over the years

My plan for the next two weeks is to try and get one major piece of work finished each day. I’ve got the next Derby Daze ebook, and the first three parts of Surfing The Deathline to create.