On average, we'll spend 120 days together while I handle the entire self-publishing process for your premium-quality book; however sometimes things like editing and other factors that are out of my control can cause delays.

Although I strongly recommend that your manuscript has undergone professional editing before starting the publishing process, I do not provide editing as a service. I will recommend a few good editors if needed, and you can come back to start your publishing project when you're ready.

Generally, no, I do not deduct any of the included services from the two self-publishing packages I offer. This service is all inclusive, so I can ensure the quality and integrity of the work from start to finish. However, there's always exceptions to the rule. Let's chat about your project, and determine the best fit.

The standard done-for-you self-publishing package is $2,997. Half the total payment is due to begin the process, and the remaining balance will be split into two equal monthly payments. If you choose any add-ons, the package price will be higher, but the payment schedule will remain the same (half up front + two monthly payments).

The genres I have listed on the site represent what I have done, not what I can do! I am confident that I can help you self-publish just about any genre; however, please feel free to provide the details of your particular project to confirm before deciding to work with me.

Just about anyone who has published a book can claim to be an industry expert and offer a service, and many do; however, I've noticed a lack of focus on quality when it comes to self-publishing with some of these other service providers. After 15 years in this industry and publishing books for over 300 authors, I know that quality is directly tied to the book's marketability and the author's overall success. So instead of publishing a book the cheapest and quickest way possible, I do what it takes to create a beautifully well-crafted, high-quality, bookshelf-ready book that has real potential to sell.

Simply because they're NOT self-publishing companies. Most of the popular "self-publishing" companies in the market are vanity presses, which means they are pay-to-publish companies (there's a difference). They claim that you get to keep "100% of your rights" when working with them; however, they are referring to your copyright, not your publishing rights. This means that when you publish with them, they will assign an ISBN that THEY own to YOUR book, making their company the publisher of record instead of you, which results in lower profits for book sales, higher costs for author copies of your book, and the inability to control every aspect of your self-published book like a true self-publisher who owns their ISBN. When working with me, I purchase your ISBN(s) on your behalf and register it in your name or the name of your publishing imprint, naming you as the publisher of record and giving you full control over everything pertaining to your published book, so you can be a true Savvy Self-Publisher.