Book Publisher

[Desiree Smith]

Hello i am currently trying to publish my fantasy book. Im a college student and i have little money. I was trying to see if any one knew a CHEAP BUT GOOD publisher.

[Christine Rice]

Hi Desiree,

You don't need to pay up front for a publisher; the publishers pay you. I recommend CreateSpace or Lulu for print-on-demand books, and Kindle Direct Publishing or Smashwords for ebooks.

Have you had your book edited yet? Are you prepared to format it correctly for publishing it online? If you need assistance with either of those, I can help. I've edited five manuscripts, and I've formatted five print-on-demand books and sixteen ebooks. If you would like, you can check out my website to learn more.

Christine

[Desiree Smith]

Yes it was edited but if you could re edit it that would be really helpful, would you charge me. If so how much would it be?

 

[Christine Rice]

I'll be happy to help. What is the word count on your manuscript?

[Desiree Smith]

57,898

[Christine Rice]

Thanks. I just sent you a message.

[Marie-Anne Mancio]

Do it online. Try Smashwords or Amazon. Much, much cheaper even if you pay for formatting and a cover. And you can always edit the manuscript again once it's published. 

[Kea Noli]

Desiree,

Create Space is a waste of time because of the paradigm shift towards e-books. You can publish via Kindle for free. kea