Food Fare Cookbooks: FAQ's
Do you have questions about the cookbooks available from Food Fare? Check the FAQ's below, or visit our Contact page to ask your own questions.
Why do PDF (Adobe Acrobat) versions of the cookbooks cost more than Kindle or Nook editions?
Kindle and Nook editions of the Food Fare Cookbook, Community Garden Cookbook, Larkin Community Cookbook, Recipes-on-a-Budget Cookbook and Furry Friends Cookbook are $1.00, $1.25, $0.99, $1.25 and $1.25 respectively, while the third options (PDF downloads) are slightly higher.
The increase in price for PDF versions of the cookbooks are due to the larger sizes of the books, and that they contain all graphics and recipe indexes.
Kindle versions of the cookbooks include some images, but the Nook-Book (Barnes & Noble) editions do not allow for legible graphics inserted into text content, or indexes with valid page numbers.
Who writes the cookbooks? Who designed the covers?
The Food Fare Cookbook, Community Garden Cookbook, Recipes-on-a-Budget Cookbook and Furry Friends Cookbook were compiled and edited by Shenanchie (Food Fare et al), while the Larkin Community Cookbook was compiled by fiction author Deidre Dalton, and then edited by Shenanchie.
Covers for the Food Fare Cookbook, Community Garden Cookbook, Larkin Community Cookbook, Recipes-on-a-Budget Cookbook and Furry Friends Cookbook were designed by Webs Divine.
The Ambrosia Cookbook was compiled by Shenanchie, who also helped edit the content with Club Lighthouse Publishing. The cover for the cookbook was designed by Shenanchie and Terrie Balmer from Club Lighthouse Publishing.
Are there plans for more cookbooks in the future?
Food Fare does have tentative plans for a seventh cookbook in late 2013. However, we are still in the very early stages of culinary theme and design layout. We will likely announce more details about the cookbook in Autumn 2013.
Will the cookbooks ever be offered in print?
All of Food Fare's cookbooks will remain digital for the foreseeable future. Offering the books in e-format allows us to keep prices lower than costlier print versions.
