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AUTHOR PROGRAMSWe want to publish your books, new and used. Simple as that.An important part of what we do at Peak Writing, where our motto is “Using the Internet to empower writers,” is to publish manuscripts as e-books and print books, then help those authors learn to market and sell their books via the Internet and traditional channels. We work with new authors and established ones. New Author Program1. We buy it.We are interested in acquiring previously unpublished book manuscripts in any genre except poetry. We pay you an advance against future royalties for the right to edit and publish your book, if it is accepted by our editorial board.
2. We edit it.
3. We help sell it. Rarely will there be a serious promotional campaign for the book, which quickly finds itself on the backlist, copies sitting in a warehouse that the publisher owns and you must pay for if you want to market them yourself. Whoa! What’s wrong with that picture? Besides the strong whiff of exploitation, there’s the little matter of you, the author, having lost control of your work for the next five to 10 years. At Peak Writing, we are not only your publishing partner, we are your marketing partner.
Our goal is to set you up as the marketer of your own works on the web. Here’s what we do:
In other words: You do the writing; together we’ll do the selling.
How much does it cost?
Contact Backlist/Out-of-Print Books ProgramFor several hundred years, big offline publishers have done a good job of pushing lots of books through their distribution system and restocking the bookstore shelves every few months with new stuff. Because a book’s life is dependent mainly on the marketing muscle behind it, and because usually only the potential bestsellers get the marketing sources, the result is predictable: Books come and go quickly. Readers and authors are trapped in a publishing model that promotes built-in obsolescence and results in amazing waste on a number of levels: intellectual, personal, environmental and economic. New books will always outsell out-of-print books, no doubt. But we believe there is a viable business model in acquiring rights to backlisted and OOP books, marketing directly to their core audience via the Internet and using small print runs to create and fulfill the demand. If you have the rights to any of your out-of-print books, we want to talk to you about reprinting and marketing them.
How much does it cost?
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