When I first started writing the internet wasn’t in existence, so unless you went down the vanity publishing road, main stream publishers were the only option for the aspiring writer to get published. And that meant printing your manuscript using A4 paper, double spacing on one side only, and then a trip to the post office to post your package(not forgetting to include the return postage if you wanted your manuscript back). Trips to the post office became more frequent, as the rejection letters came in, until the penny dropped; and the months of hard work was finally put into storage. The more persistent scribbler would then climb back onto the writing horse and start the whole process again.

Then over the literary horizon rode the likes of Amazon, SmashWords and latterly Draft2Digital to rescue those many manuscripts left gathering dust in desk draws around the globe. And it was, and still is, completely free to upload your work to these platforms.

In my opinion, most people who have the wherewithal to produce a manuscript will also have the ability to convert their text into the epub format for an ebook or a print-ready PDF for paperback; but if you don’t have the necessary skills or maybe the time, then we at IndiePubPro can help you take your wears to market.