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Create a Book on Markdown

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For creating a Book on top of Markdown, there are some solutions I want to explore here.

This could be done solely in Obsidian, but there wouldn’t be management around chapters, post-processing, and many other things that include a book.

There are that add such a feature; for example, GitBook tackles it from the documentation side. But in the same area, there is Quartz, where I build my Second Brain on and all the other Static Site Generators (SSG) website tools. E.g. my Website is built with GoHugo.

But there are also others:

# Approach of writing a book

Writing my Book in Public

# Examples of Books Written in Public

More on Self-Publish a Book.

A great analogy of Writing in Public is the Brazilian Soup Opera.

# Examples of Books in Markdown

# Tools for Writing in Markdown

From HN Discussion:

Other none markdown tools -> Writer Tools

Read more on Self-Publish a Book.

# Comparison


Origin: Proposal DEDP Book (O Reilly)
References: Writing my Book in Public