Young Writers Society

It's awesome isn't it

When working on my novel, I use Times New Roman, seeing as it's the default font for many publishers, but I use Candara for everything else, mostly because it's neat, orderly, and subtle. My computer's default is Calibri, but I never use it, as my dad's printer changes it into some illegible script; I suppose the bad experience turned me off.

At the risk of sounding weird, I love Times New Roman. However, I tend to write in Plantagenet Cherokee, Palatino Linotype or Cambria.

My favourite sans serif font would be Calibri.

Anything that's easily readable - I personally find Arial very tiring on the eyes.

I prefer using Calibri (Body). It just seems right to me. xD

@ThereseCricket I love Calibri.

Quicksand!

Monotype Baskerville. Adobe Caslon.

Cambria, or Times New Roman.

Georgia, usually. I like Papyrus, too.

I use Helvetica.

Calibri (Body). Organized, clean, and legible. Easy to read and looks great.

I love using Calibri (Body).

The name of the font isn't Calibri (body), It's just Calibri
It just has the (body) there because it's set as your default body font in word.


...the more you know...

I LOVE papyrus!