Crystals of Keyboards

I'll do it soon. Been procrastinating for weeks on this, I know. Been busy. I'm in two scanlation groups, if that counts as an excuse. (It doesn't). BTW if you can translate Japanese, that'd be cool. I need you people. If you have a series you want to work on, just email me. I can edit and proofread. ^_^

Yay~ As always, I'll clean the images when I feel like it. (Hint: I usually don't). I made an epub version along with a double-spread PDF (which means it includes two pages next to each other). I'll admit that as my first time, I totally forgot to include page numbers in the PDF. Whoops. I'll include it in version 2, when I clean the images as well, haha. Translated by Skythewood. Original Novel by Amakaze no Hisago. Illustrations included. Download (PDF Spread) Download (epub)

mostly Light Novels, but you could use this for typing other stuff. This post is a Work in Progress. But my blog looked blank, so I published it. ♦ How much have you typeset? Not much. ♦  Do you do PDFs? No, because way  too many other people do. Besides, I like doing reflowable epubs more (because that's the format I always read in). ♦ What do you typeset in? Adobe InDesign CC. This may  change after a few weeks, not sure yet. ♦ Why InDesign? Of course, me being me, I'm more comfortable editing the code directly, but InDesign has made the tedious process of creating a table of contents and doing mundane styling things so much easier. Some people will feel more comfortable manually inserting <p> tags every single line. Some people don't format as much as I do. Some people like the GUI-oriented InDesign. It all depends on your tastes. ♦ Where do you get your full text documents from? I copy and paste everything into Notepad, save with UTF-8 encoding,