I’m writing my first book
Share the idea, genre or subject, current stage, and the readers you have in mind. A developing manuscript is enough to begin a conversation about your goals.
A first book, a finished manuscript, or a backlist ready for a fresh look: start with what you have and tell us where you want to go.
Share the idea, genre or subject, current stage, and the readers you have in mind. A developing manuscript is enough to begin a conversation about your goals.
Bring a synopsis, approximate word count, and a sense of the manuscript’s editing and preparation status. We can discuss readiness and the path toward a digital release.
Include a current publication link, available formats, relevant rights arrangements, and what you would like to improve or explore.
Tell us about the collection, the titles you want to prioritize, their availability, and your goals for reader discovery, sales, or distribution.
If you already reach readers through a website, community, or other channel, share that context. If you are just beginning, say so. The inquiry is an opportunity to understand the work and its potential readership; it is not a test of how polished your marketing already is.
Our submission form asks for a synopsis and basic project details. A manuscript link is optional. You can wait for a conversation before sharing more material, and you should only share work you have authority to discuss.
We review each inquiry for fit. Submission does not guarantee acceptance or publication, and it does not create a publishing agreement or transfer rights in your work.
The core offer is free e-publishing and marketing, with no upfront fees for those services and an agreed share of revenue from copies sold. Before moving forward, review the precise scope, revenue calculation, rights, and payment terms in the written agreement.
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Submit your bookTell us about your book, where you are, and where you want to go.
Submit your bookAn inquiry, a conversation, a possible next chapter.