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I've put off giving you my thoughts on BookSmart or BookWright for a while – partly because I'm mixed.

And that's how I feel when it comes to which free downloadable Blurb software you should use for your next book.

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Self Publishing with Blurb and BookWright The BookWright Publishing Software is also a fantastic tool to create projects for non-bloggers – whether you are passionate about photography, poetry, memoirs, or comic book creation you can bring it all to life with Blurb. You can read more about the options you have available with Blurb and BookWright in this post: You can check out the BookWright Desktop Software and download it for free, right here:īookWright supports a number of different blog building tools, including Blogger, WordPress and FourSquare! and you can create books in both print or digital format from your own blogging content! You can use their easy preformatted templates, or create something unique and original, all on your own. I have shared information with you in the past about Blurb’s BookWright Publishing tool and I have an even more exciting feature to tell you about today! If you are a fellow Blogger, I especially believe you will like this post 🙂īlurb has a new feature which allows you to import your BLOG posts – both images and text – into its BookWright Blog Import Feature and then to create your own Book from the content you import from your blog!! Cool right? This means you can upload your pattern posts and tutorials (if you are a Crochet Blogger like me!), recipes or even DIY projects and guides into the BookWright Blog Import Feature and make a book for yourself, your family, or even to sell – easily!

You can now use Blurb's Blog Import Feature in BookWright to create books! Click to Tweet