Format and readiness
Understand which versions of a book exist, which materials are ready, and whether additional preparation would be needed.
03 / Distribution & resale
More ways for books and readers to meet.
We explore sales, resale, and distribution opportunities that fit the book, the available rights, and the people it is intended to reach.
Availability begins with fit.
A useful distribution conversation considers the title’s format, audience, metadata, rights, and current availability together. The goal is to identify sensible opportunities, then establish what is possible with the relevant parties.
What we look at together.
Metadata and discovery
Review the title, description, author information, categories, and other details that help people identify and evaluate a book.
Channel and partner fit
Consider the audience a prospective sales or distribution relationship serves and the requirements of that opportunity.
Commercial arrangements
Clarify rights, responsibilities, territory, availability, and economics before committing to a relationship.
Opportunity without assumptions.
A distribution inquiry is not a promise of retailer placement, physical inventory, warehousing, or fulfillment. Available channels and responsibilities depend on the individual project and confirmed arrangements.
The free e-publishing and marketing offer does not mean physical printing, shipping, audiobook production, or every outside service is free. Any additional scope needs its own clear discussion.
For resellers and distribution partners.
Tell us about the readers or customers you serve, the formats and subject areas you work with, and the kind of collaboration you have in mind. We are open to a practical conversation about fit; discounts, rights, territories, and other terms are agreed separately.
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Start a partnership conversationTHE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HEREYou wrote the words.
You wrote the words.
Let's find their readers.
Tell us about your book, where you are, and where you want to go.
Submit your bookAn inquiry, a conversation, a possible next chapter.