Is there any way I can make a LaTeX document look less like a wall of text? This is Marcus Aurelius's Meditations, I just used the basic article class. I don't know much about book formatting. Should I just put line breaks between the paragraphs?
>>8032388
Stop using LaTeX, this isn't a physics paper. Use Word or OpenOffice, instead.
>>8032399
Why don't you make me, faggot.
Anyway I kind of made it better.
LaTeX was ideal for just grabbing the text from Gutenberg and quickly making it into a pdf.
>>8032405
You know, you can do Export>Export as PDF/XPS on Word, it takes less than a minute and you can adjust font/size/interline/paragraph break as you wish. I can hardly see where LaTeX would be convenient except for mathematical expressions writing and formatting.
>>8032405
Anon is right, this is purely text, no figures, no special formatting... there's no point in making things hard on yourself
>>8032405
I love LaTeX, I use it for both work and school every day, but all of the anons here are right. You're trying to use a screw driver to hammer a nail. Use the correct tool for the job.
>>8032388
>LaTeX
kek
Use a different class, this looks like the standard class you're using, which is really physics/science geared
For books I'd recommend classicthesis http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/classicthesis/
