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Hardcovers are durable books with a protective outer shell made of paper or cloth. They have a thick binder board and a flexible spine that allows the reader to lay the book flat. Hardcovers are more expensive to produce and purchase but offer increased durability.

Paperbacks are printed books with a heavy paper stock cover. The pages are typically glued into the cover, requiring the spine to be broken to lay the book flat. Paperbacks are lighter and less expensive than hardcovers but may not be as durable.

eBooks are digital books available in various electronic formats. You can read them on mobile phones, eReaders, and desktops. eBook formats differ based on the device and may offer features like adjustable text sizes or highlighting.

Audiobooks have evolved from tape and CD formats to digital audio files. They require a published book and provide a unique listening experience. Audiobooks can attract new audiences to authors and offer alternative ways of enjoying books.

Most traditional publishers require authors to have a literary agent who will submit their manuscripts for review. Without a literary agent, your manuscript is often considered unsolicited and may face high rejection rates. However, securing a reputable literary agent can be challenging, and their services come with no guarantee of publication, often involving retainer fees or other arrangements.

If you still retain the rights to your manuscript, we can republish your previously published work as a second edition. Additionally, we can address any errors from the prior publication process and enhance your book through a cover redesign or an improved publicity campaign. However, if you do not own the rights to your manuscript, you would need to review your contract to understand the rights’ duration or explore options for buying back the rights.

Self-publishing involves authors taking on multiple roles, including writer, seller, printer, editor, designer, marketer, and project manager. Alternatively, authors can hire professionals to handle some or all of these tasks. It is a suitable option for well-organized individuals with the time to manage the entire publishing process. Self-publishing gives authors complete control over creative decisions, publishing costs, and the majority of royalties.

Hybrid publishing combines elements of self-publishing and traditional publishing. It offers authors the benefits of both approaches by leveraging the publisher’s resources. Reputable hybrid publishers review manuscripts without guaranteeing publication. If accepted, they manage the publishing process for a fee, transforming the manuscript into a finished product. Hybrid publishing provides the advantages of traditional publishing, such as high-quality production and worldwide distribution, while allowing the author complete creative control, ownership, and a significant share of the royalties.

Self-publishing allows authors to publish their books on their terms and make all decisions related to the process. It provides the following benefits:

1. Creative control: Authors retain control over editing, book type and format, cover and interior design, and book promotion.
2. Royalty payments: Authors receive higher royalty payments than traditional publishing.
3. Faster publication: Self-publishing typically has a faster timeline from completion to publication.

Hybrid self-publishing suits any author with an entrepreneurial spirit who has written a book. It caters to new and established authors across various genres, including children’s books, autobiographies, and poetry.

To self-publish a book, follow these steps:

1. Write your book.
2. Choose a title for your book.
3. Hire an editor to review your manuscript.
4. Finalize your manuscript.
5. Hire a designer for your book cover and illustrations.
6. Determine where and in what format(s) you want to distribute your book.
7. Format your book to meet the platform(s) requirements.
8. Purchase an ISBN for different book formats.
9. Publish your book on the chosen platform(s). If printing physical copies, find a printer and distributor.
10. Launch your book promotion and marketing campaign.

Alternatively, you can entrust the business of publishing to professionals while focusing on the art of writing.

When selecting a hybrid self-publishing service, consider the following factors:

1. Quality: Examine the quality of their previous work, including book covers, illustrations, and formatting. Ensure that their standards align with your vision for your book.

2. Reputation: Research the publisher’s reputation online, including checking reviews on platforms like Google. Also, look into the company’s Better Business Bureau record and seek feedback from authors in your network who have worked with them.

3. Ownership: Determine if the publisher will retain ownership of your work or if you can maintain full ownership. Some publishers may require multi-year contracts where you relinquish your rights unless you repurchase them. We prioritize independent authors and ensure that you keep full ownership of your work. Keeping your rights provides you with greater flexibility for future formats, such as screenplays or audiobooks.