Sounds good Rich. I've never thought about it before, being a college student the last 7 years I've stuck with Times but was just wondering when it came to pitching.
That was my font of choice all through college as well. I've seen some publishers and lit agents who swear by Arial, but as long as you can read the damn thing, it shouldn't matter! Story trumps all!
a lot of dyslexics struggle with serif fonts, like timesNR, which is why arial or another similar simple sans serif font might be bettre, as you never know who might be the most important reader.
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I think you would be fine with Arial or TNR, Hardy.
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Sounds good Rich. I've never thought about it before, being a college student the last 7 years I've stuck with Times but was just wondering when it came to pitching.
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That was my font of choice all through college as well. I've seen some publishers and lit agents who swear by Arial, but as long as you can read the damn thing, it shouldn't matter! Story trumps all!
a lot of dyslexics struggle with serif fonts, like timesNR, which is why arial or another similar simple sans serif font might be bettre, as you never know who might be the most important reader.
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Good call. I'll just stick to TNR!
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That or Courier is simple enough..