publishing services
If you've landed here: hello, and welcome to my little publishing services section of my website. Since 2010, I have helped dozens of authors on hundreds of projects, and am willing to help you reach your publishing goals!
As of mid-2026: I am available to format paperback, hardcover, and eBook manuscripts. I am also available to edit manuscripts on a case-by-case basis. I can work on books in nearly every format, but do not have the capabilities to work on photo-intensive projects.
Paperback and hardcover formatting projects start at $150 per 50,000 words
eBook formatting projects start at $50 and scale up according to word count
Proofreading & copyediting rates can be offered upon request.
Rates increase or decrease based on the size of the manuscript, complexity, or additional changes added.
If you would like to contact me about possibly working on a project, please use the form below and include as much information about your book as possible (what it is about, what genre it falls under, what your aim is with its general style and aesthetic.) Be specific about what you want, including preferred font choices if applicable. The more information that is provided, the easier it will be to deliver a project you can be proud of. Also be sure to include your timetable, as this will ultimately affect what your final project total will be.
Additionally, please note that only one round of structural (manuscript-wide) changes will be allowed after a project's initial parameters have been set up. Additional changes requested by the author (which include added content, replaced content due to additional edits, etc.) will result in additional surcharges for time and effort spent.
Please be aware that, if you are providing your own resources (ex: stock images) that you have purchased, I am not responsible for any legal ramifications that can occur as a result of improper licensing.
If you are interested in working with me, please use the form below to send me a message!
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helpful tools for new writers
The following is a list of tools that I feel are helpful for new writers. Each has a brief description of its use, as well as how I have used it myself in my work.
Please note that each tool is accompanied by an affiliate link, and any link you sign up through or purchase a product from will offer me a commission. This will not affect your use of any of these tools.
Tool #1: Draft2Digital
Draft2Digital is a publishing aggregator that allows you to access the major eBook markets and library systems from a single location. This can save you time and effort as you navigate distributing your books to more than one outlet. I personally recommend Draft2Digital because it gives you a central "platform" to distribute books through. I personally use it to distribute to every available major platform except for KDP (Amazon) and Google Play (Google). Please note that new accounts are subject to a $20 sign-up fee, and accounts that make under $100 a year will be charged a $12 fee ($1 per month).
Tool #2: Scrivener
Scrivener is a great tool for writers who wish to break out of the continuous scrolling loop of tools from major players. Capable of handling most writing tasks, Scrivener allows you to create folders for individual books, sections for each chapter within them, and offers additional tools that you can utilize to your heart's content. I've used Scrivener in the past to manage entire trilogies (or more!) and their associated worldbuilding content, and I think any writer can benefit from their software.
Tool #3: Qulltide
(Non-affiliated)
Quilltide is a software that aims to take the guesswork out of the publishing process. Designed by a single developer, Quilltide aims to be an all-in-one writing and publishing platform that features a writing and reading desk, a suite of self-publishing formatting tools, and additional modules that help writers organize every facet of their writing process, from first draft to publication.
Tool #4: RecurPost
RecurPost is a platform that allows you to manage all of your social media postings in one platform. You can create contnet libraries, set up recurring posting schedules, or use it to batch-schedule content in advance. You can even make routine, one-time updates easily. I've used RecurPost to take the difficulty out of posting to multiple platforms, and recommend it for those who need to take back a little more of your time.