Using Atticus, you can create separate “elements” to coordinate the front matter, body, and back matter of your book. Or you can upload a book from DOCX or RTF formats which will be autofilled in the correct spaces. When you’re writing in Atticus, you can just get started and fill things out as you go. Now comes the part that you’ve been waiting for, the actual writing. Snapshots: This is where you can download a backup file of your book.From here you can export as EPUB, PDF, and DOCX (this is the only place to export DOCX). Export Options: This is one of the areas where you can choose to export your book.If you have a company name, you can put it here, or you can use your own name and link to your website. Publisher Info: Here you can add a logo, the name, and a link to the publisher.ISBN: If you have a custom ISBN for ebook or print, you can put it here.Language: Select English or whatever the language of your book is.Custom TOC Title: If you want your table of contents to have a title different than the default, you can change that here.Subtitle: If your book has a subtitle, this is where you enter it.Title/Author/Project: These should already be filled out but can be changed here.It’s fine to leave it blank until you have a cover ready. Book Cover: This is where you upload your books image.There are a number of fields that you can fill out from here, several of which will also be used on an auto-generated Title Page. This is where most of your meta data for your book lives. You can start by going to the Book Details page by clicking on the tile in the upper left-hand corner of the screen with your book title on it.

Next, it’s time to actually start building out the details of your book. None of these fields are required, and you an change them at any time, so don’t worry if you don’t have a title or series name yet.

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