A professional writer's career depends on their arsenal of accomplishments. A book in print is a major tool, proof of achievement and acceptance in the business. It is the key to opening additional doors and speaks for itself.

"A book in print is the first step toward a professionally rewarding writing career..."

Our short run book program is designed to help the unpublished writer organize, print and distribute their work to the public. Currently, our entry level short run book publishing program starts at just under $435* for 100 books plus shipping to your door. 

Occasionally, we have a number of stories that are good and can be combined into an anthology. Our anthologies require a minimal investment on the author's part because the cost is spread out and carried by the other authors in the anthology co-op effort.

Some writers have colleagues or know of other members in their writer's group that would like to have an anthology produced. Write to us with your synopsis of the stories and we can put together a proposal that may help move the project forward and benefit the group. Please visit our anthology page for additional information.

The material must be ready to publish. In other words, we read the stories and if we find grammatical errors, typos, and misspellings the story will not be included. The reason for reading the stories, aside from the obvious, is to look for a flow in the order of the stories. We also like to have the work of new and emerging fine art photographers and prefer to have photos speak with the stories. All monies paid for production will not be refunded.

We expect and require that every author, that submits work for inclusion, have their stories read and professionally edited for proper presentation. We feel that one never knows who will pick up and read our books and subsequently contacts us for additional information. The reader could very well be your next editor for a major assignment or commission. If we help the author present the work to the reading public, then we expect the author to do his/her share to make the work presentable.