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"You find it oppressive that there is a preferred typeface?" Marta asked, peering fearfully over the edge. "Personally, I find it comforting." Monique scanned the Paris skyline. "Conformity comforts 
you," 
"That's not what I mean. You see, there are so many ways that writers new to the game can run afoul of rules they don't know exist." "Granted." "Aspiring writers often labor under the misconception that font choice is a matter of personal style. They see interesting typefaces in published books and conclude, wrongly, that the manuscript is the perfect place to let their future editors know how they would like their books to appear in print." "But that doesn't make sense." Shivering, Monique drew her cloak around her, since this particular visit to the Tour Eiffel occurred back in the days of horse-drawn carriages. "Manuscripts are not supposed to look like published books." "Ah, but you'd be astonished how many hopeful writers just assume that they should." "Someday," Monique mused, "people will just be able to push a button, and information like that will just appear before them." Marta chuckled. "Don't be ridiculous. If it were that easy to learn how publishing does and doesn't work, everyone