If you have written a book that deserves wider attention, why not self publish?
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You’ll find it easy to self publish (or indie publish as it’s sometimes known) with Intoprint’s help. It’s economic – compare our individual print copy prices with bigger rivals – and you order only the copies you need so there are no big up-front bills. We quote and charge a modest one-off fee for the services you need in order to self publish.
As the author, you retain copyright and ownership of your book. Into Print becomes your production and distribution department, supplying ISBN, creating PDFs, ebook editions, sending out metadata, managing the print on demand service to booksellers and accounting to authors.
Email editor Mark Webb now with your questions about how to self publish (no obligation): intoprint@live.com
Plan your self publish project
This web site contains information to help you plan your self publish project. Take a look at the case studies which show how other authors have been using this service since the early 2000s. The FAQs and articles will hopefully provide some of the answers to your questions. Get in touch by email intoprint@live.com or phone+44 (0)1604832149 and we’ll do our best to explain anything that’s unclear. Fill in our form to give us the information we need about your book project and we’ll reply in writing with precise costings for your self-publishing project.
Reach out and Into Print will be there
There are plenty of great reasons to get on and publish in print, to further your writing career, for friends and family. On the other hand, it’s important to do it professionally by working with experts like Into Print. In this way, every author can take advantage of modern book production and distribution systems.
These systems include the latest typesetting apps to design books that will be attractive, accessible and readable. The same software outputs print-ready artwork of the correct dimensions and resolution for the print on demand print presses.
These presses are in factories stationed around the world which will print and distribute your book to an ever-increasing audience of booksellers and their customers (readers).
Further reading:
- Take your own Photographic JourneyIf you take photos, you may have visualised a book based on your work. Into Print can help you self publish a photo-based book with worldwide distribution. It’s not easy to compete with books that are TV-spinoffs or have celebrity backing.… Read more: Take your own Photographic Journey
- Library connectionsMake libraries your allies when self publishing Libraries are places where people meet books and their authors. They are often where young people first develop a liking for particular books, and perhaps particular authors. There are many different types of library… Read more: Library connections
- Family WritingYour family can be a powerful inspiration to write – your partner, children, siblings, parents, your ancestry, your genealogy indeed. Perhaps you are writing about close family – something a relative did that was out of the ordinary or who has… Read more: Family Writing
- Poetic power – poetry publishing parametersWhat is the role of poetry, what use is poetry, does anyone read poetry? There’s always a debate in the literary sections of newspapers and websites about poetry. It incites a conversation, splits the nation, causes contemplation. At Into Print we… Read more: Poetic power – poetry publishing parameters
- Academic book – increase reachAcademics write books to circulate their research and to popularise their subject of study. There are established academic publishing routes for the academic book but these do not rule out the parallel use of self-publishing channels. It’s possible to publish an… Read more: Academic book – increase reach
- Sustainable publishingThe colour of self-publishing has turned out to be green Self-publishing is surely the ‘greenest’, most sustainable, way of printing and distributing books. It’s not clear that the book distributors who first devised the idea of print on demand (POD) were… Read more: Sustainable publishing
- How Print On Demand enables self publishingPrint on demand (POD) enables authors to supply their book to the book trade, which is made up of booksellers, wholesalers, libraries and library suppliers. Print on demand has been designed so that authors can price books competitively for the customer… Read more: How Print On Demand enables self publishing