Before the call
Prepare a one-paragraph overview, rough word count, intended audience, current format, and a short list of questions.
BOOK PUBLISHING CONSULTATION
Tell Us About Your Next Chapter.
A thoughtful publishing plan starts with your manuscript and the goals behind it.
ONE CONVERSATION. MORE CLARITY.
What we’ll explore together.
- Your book, genre and manuscript stage
- Your publishing goals and ideal readers
- The services that make sense for your project
- A realistic sequence and next steps
Your inquiry is private. We won’t promise a date, price or outcome without discussing the project.
BOOK CONSULTATION
Let’s talk about your book.
Fields marked * are required. Add as much detail as you’re comfortable sharing.
What happens before and after an inquiry?
A strong consultation works best when the author understands what the conversation can resolve. Share what your book is about, where you are in the manuscript, and what success means to you. You do not need to provide your entire unpublished manuscript in the website form.||The goal of the first conversation is to establish the project stage, identify essential services, surface blockers, and agree on a reasonable next step. Exact prices and production timing should follow a review of the project, rather than appearing as a guaranteed automated answer.
During the conversation
Discuss editorial readiness, design direction, publishing options, budget priorities, and which decisions you want to retain.
After the conversation
Ask for a clear written summary of recommended work, required materials, responsibilities, and any proposed paid scope.
Before signing
Review deliverables, revision limits, ownership, third-party expenses, handover format, and payment terms.
Information that helps us advise you
The consultation form asks for more than a name and email so advice can be relevant. Manuscript status and word count help estimate production complexity; genre and format affect cover and layout strategy; preferred contact method helps make the conversation convenient.
- A working title is useful, but it does not need to be final.
- Approximate word count is enough to begin the discussion.
- Mention any illustrations, charts, permissions, or unusual layout requirements.
- Tell us whether you need eBook, print, audio, an author website, or a combination.
- Please avoid including passwords, payment details, or sensitive unpublished material.
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