I've got my massive manuscript compiled for my movie-review book, and I've pretty much decided to keep to the original publishing schedule, which means I ought to have an e-book version and a print-on-demand version of the book out by July-ish. And as with the homeschooling book, I'll print out a limited run here in Korea, mainly to give away and/or to autograph (not that my signature is worth anything).
The real question is whether I'm going to add little illustrations to the print version of the movie-review book. Given how huge the book's going to be, illustrations could be problematic even if they're tiny. I found an online program that can take your images and convert them into a style that looks like woodcuttings; if I go the illustrations route, I might be using that service to add that extra bit of flair. We'll see.
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