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Here at Xlibris, we can help you achieve your goal of becoming a published author, whatever your goals, budget, or needs. That’s one of the chief benefits of supported self-publishing: you get to decide which services you think will best suit you while having the guidance of a team of professionals every step of the way.
We're here to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have about self-publishing — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Toll Free. 844-714-8691. News Media Contact. Xlibris PR Department. media@xlibris.com. First Name. Last Name. E-mail Address.
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Oct 23, 2019 · But I did not find an answer until after I sold a few copies of it to Prince and Nobel and published on the site about my book The Laughing Mirror, and it had grammatical errors, and I repeated several messages with Kaye Parsons, who author services representative, she sent an email (Attached are the final files you approved) but I found the same voice for me. She urged that the errors be ...
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A pioneer of the supported self-publishing industry, Xlibris is a book publishing company created by authors, for authors. Xlibris has helped over 60,000 authors publish over 75,000 unique titles. One of its founding principles, which still stands since the company started publishing in 1997, is that authors should have control over their work.
What You Get when You Choose Supported Xlibris Self-Publishing. Supported publishing is the faster and easier way to publish your book. No need for a literary agent. No need to wait years to finally hold your book in your hands. No need to wonder if your readers will even see your work. The Xlibris process is a collaborative effort, starting ...
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6 days ago · Xlibris is one of two self-publishing companies owned by Author Solutions, a parent company that has an "A+" rating and accreditation from the Better Business Bureau (BBB). One downside is that Xlibris is expensive unless customers have a budget of at least $999, and that price doesn't cover much. Unfortunately, the royalty price minimum of 50% ...
