So, you’ve written a book?
Your family and friends love it. You think, “If only there were an easy, fast way to share it with the world.”
You decide to look into publishing your book. You research book publishers to get published, earn millions, and become a star.
Fast forward 12 months, after you have received one rejection form letter after another from those traditional publishing houses. All the literary agents you have contacted think your book is “good,” but still don’t want to represent you.
Or, worse yet, they send you a mile-long list of changes to make before they’ll even consider it. Maybe you make those changes to get published. Another 12 months go by and the agent is still unable to secure a publishing contract for you.
Sigh.
Your back is against the wall, and you think you have no other options left. You feel somewhat discouraged, you stumble upon the term “self-publishing,” and suddenly, things start to look brighter. You read the author testimonials.
Griffin has done a wonderful job with my book. From my first conversation with him, I was never disappointed with the process. He helped turn my manuscript into the beautiful book I now hold in my hand. I am a proud author. Thank you so much.
Sarah Thompson
People just like you are getting published. You look up their books on Amazon.com. There they are, actual high-quality professional books, for sale worldwide on all the major e-retailer websites, just like books from Dan Brown and Stephanie Meyer.
You’ve heard of self publishing before, but always thought it meant paying $10,000 – $20,000 just for boxes and boxes of books in your garage.
Who would want to self publish a book that way?
Don’t self-publishing authors sell their books on street corners, solicit patrons of local businesses, and sell their books at flea markets?
Sure, they keep all their rights and all their profits, but it looks like so much . . work.
Thankfully, there is a better way to self publish a book — one that does not require learning all the ins and outs of ISBNs, barcodes, formatting, taxes, etc.
I can help.
I’ll walk you through the hurdles of cover design, formatting, and self-publishing. I’ll show you how and personally help you make your story into a paperback, hardcover and/or Kindle eBook.
My deepest appreciation to Griffin for bringing my memoir to print. The journey has been one that I will remember as positive and truly an author’s dream. Thank you for your patience and professional feedback.
Larry Hoffman
Free Consultation
I’ll work with you to develop a publishing plan.
Send me an email at griffinsmith74@gmail.com