A Story Cycle Process Journal
by Sascha Brown Rice
Cover design & typesetting by HR Hegnauer
2023 • 102 pp. • 6" x 9"
ISBN: 979-8-9873195-4-3, paperback
ISBN: 979-8-9873195-5-0, ebook
Muse & Moon Publishing
“I strongly recommend HR for both interior and cover design. Great communicator, delivers on schedule, possesses solid design instincts, and is also receptive to feedback. I had the pleasure of working with HR on four projects and she delivered exceptional work across the board. I especially appreciated her patience during the cover design process. I didn’t know what I wanted, but HR was patient and committed to getting it right. Once we landed on the cover concept, she knocked it out of the park. I get tons of compliments on the book’s cover and interior. I have a background in visual arts and am detail-oriented, so I have extremely high standards. The projects included a non-fiction book, a guided journal, a workbook, and a writing tracker. HR is a catch! Do yourself a favor, enlist HR on your book project.”
—Sascha Brown Rice, The Story Cycle Method
A Story Cycle Process Journal
by Sascha Brown Rice
Cover design & typesetting by HR Hegnauer
2023 • 102 pp. • 6" x 9"
ISBN: 979-8-9873195-4-3, paperback
ISBN: 979-8-9873195-5-0, ebook
Muse & Moon Publishing
“I strongly recommend HR for both interior and cover design. Great communicator, delivers on schedule, possesses solid design instincts, and is also receptive to feedback. I had the pleasure of working with HR on four projects and she delivered exceptional work across the board. I especially appreciated her patience during the cover design process. I didn’t know what I wanted, but HR was patient and committed to getting it right. Once we landed on the cover concept, she knocked it out of the park. I get tons of compliments on the book’s cover and interior. I have a background in visual arts and am detail-oriented, so I have extremely high standards. The projects included a non-fiction book, a guided journal, a workbook, and a writing tracker. HR is a catch! Do yourself a favor, enlist HR on your book project.”
—Sascha Brown Rice, The Story Cycle Method
