Yes actually i am using createspace for this project. It makes everything so smooth and easy. The quality is good. I am very impress with the service and quality.
By the way, I want share my story for my publishing journey. When i look back today I find it quite funny and a bit silly.
When i finish my first draft in Dec last year, i start to think about how to make it into a book. Believe me that I was clueless as my focus was on writing. Publishing was so foreign to me.
But deep inside I want to go into the direction of self publish. It was very exciting and i know i will definitely learn something.
The first concept of self-publishing was embarrassing, before i find out about createspace and blurb. I did some research of the price of making a book. Almost every store i found in Sydney was outside my budget and not meeting my expectation.
It amaze me to find out that the cost of making a 9" x 6" paperback cost that much? (approximately $30 something). I know silver producers mines silver at a loss but i do not want to follow as it defy common sense anyway to create a product and sell it at a loss. I was not discourage yet and I find it an excuse for me to make a book from scratch! I want to find out the true cost of production if i really want to make a book myself. (The Free Market Price). Then i did some research on how to make paperback in Youtube. It was quite challenging as I need special glue and thermal binding equipments. I need to trim the thick pile of 200 pages of paper seamlessly which is not easy at all. This exclude the correct paper type for the cover (matte or glossy ) ,the right printer to feed these paper, and the lifespan of my poor printer.

.If i print one book, it drys up half of my ink and i am talking draft quality only. Doing that will definitely kill my printer which is my friend as he accompanies me through a lot of sleepless nights in my university life. I even looked into Espresso Book Machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJUla8xJ5BM
Anyway, then later on i try to find something from U.S. i found blurb, Lulu and createspace. Since Blurb had the best review and it has the exact thing i am after, i decided to go for Blurb. My first draft was originally written in word but they Adobe Indesign package seems to be the option i should go for because it gives me alot of flexibility which is otherwise a pain in the ass in word. Then i decide to learn the software. I still remember how exciting it feels when i am designing the book cover. Since then i fall in love with this software. Normally i use Adobe dreamweaver, flash and photoshop, the indesign, after effect were just sitting there as i rarely use them. Now i am forced to learn it and i was addicted to it. The entire process was seamless. Then i was researching the ISBN and QR code. That was really interesting as well to understand what these 13 digits actually means. The first copy i received was in march. I still remember my college and I were anticipating what the book will look like on the day it arrive. I was pressing the refresh button frequently to track down where was my parcel. By the time i received the parcel on that day, I was speechless to find out how good the quality was. There was a few print margin issues. But it was not something which could stop me from going forward. Before i went back to HK for holiday in late March, Mike Maloney was in Australia presenting. I really want to go to his conference and give him a copy because my book has his NAME on it!!!!! But unfortunately I was flying on that night and i do not have a correct version yet.

If anyone know Mike Maloney in person, please let him know. I think it would be very very meaningful for me to give him a copy because his book started me on precious metal investing.
Anyway, when i come back from HK. I really have to start researching on getting my book out in Amazon. After all, this is the only platform which can reach large audience and i had plenty of experience buying books from Amazon. Then i discovered Createspace and Lulu. I have to tell you how glad i feel when i discovered Createspace. Even so, i was doubtful about its quality and i have to redo my layout of the book which was a bit frustrating. Then i was facing the problem of grammer since my background is from Hong Kong. Some mistakes are invisible to me. I have at least 7 to 8 copies of incorrect revisions sitting in my draw. At last, i feel satisfied myself and have the courage to give it to other people to read. Guess what. The cost of proof read ranges from $5 for every 1000 words and there was no guarantee that the final copy is error free. My problem is that this is a book i am publishing under my name. Fortunately, i discovered Fiverr.com. I shop around in the proofreading services and found some gems with a little bit of luck. Jan Jackson was a true professional grammar checker. She is a very detail proofreader with a fine eye for details. Very high quality and low price services.
http://fiverr.com/prowriterjan
So this is it. This is my journey of publishing and i am beginning my next journey on marketing.
