A CLEAR PATH, AT YOUR PACE
Your project may involve one service or several. Here is how we turn your goals into a practical, collaborative plan.
THE CONVERSATION
We begin with your genre, manuscript stage, intended readers, and priorities. Share the challenges you want help with and any timing constraints. You do not need to send a full manuscript in your first enquiry.
THE PROPOSAL
The proposed scope should explain services, deliverables, fees, payment stages, responsibilities, revisions, and the estimated schedule. Ask questions and resolve assumptions before commissioning the work.
THE COLLABORATION
The agreed editorial, design, or marketing work takes place in stages. Feedback is most useful when it is consolidated and tied to the agreed direction. Changes to the brief may require a revised scope or schedule.
THE REVIEW
Review the relevant manuscript, layouts, cover files, or campaign materials. This is the time to confirm names, dates, book details, content, and format requirements before approving production or use.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
Depending on your scope, we help prepare publishing steps, hand over the agreed files, or support planned promotion. Third-party review and processing times remain outside the project team’s direct control.
A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS
Yes. A focused service can be scoped on its own. If the book later needs another kind of support, it can be discussed as a separate stage.
The manuscript length, service depth, formats, creative requirements, and review rounds affect the scope. A written proposal should set out the cost and expected schedule before work begins.
Raise the change as early as possible. Any impact on deliverables, cost, or timing should be discussed and agreed in writing before the additional work proceeds.
Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Refund Policy are linked in the footer. Your written project agreement confirms the scope, fees, and terms before paid work begins.
YOUR STORY STARTS THE CONVERSATION
Tell us about your book and the support you’re looking for.