We have published over 100 books of our own and now we are offering self-publishing to others for only £299
‘Amory Publishing’ offers an easy way for anyone to self-publish their books. The company has been in the business of publishing books for over a decade. We have published over 100 of our own books and are still going strong. Self-Publishing your book using our ‘no-frills’ self-publishing service costs only £299 (if the book is in our ‘smallish book’ category – up to 25,000 words).
Our own books
We are a leading independent publisher, and the speciality of our own books (by our resident authors) is short erotic stories and erotic fiction for women, concentrating mainly on the “no pants” craze of the 2010s, which was so prevalent at the time that Marks and Spencers (in the UK) all but gave up displaying knickers on their shelves, in disbelief and despair (And probably major clothing retailers in other Western countries, for instance the USA, had the same problem). Note that our books of erotic fiction are not extreme at all, in fact are “very tasteful”.
Nearly all our books of erotica are available on Kindle, for £2.99 or less. Go to the Erotica page for details.
We have also published books on business management, education, social studies, religion (irreligious), conversation skills, and mental health concerns. The company has also started to publish novellas on amazon kdp.
Branching out with other authors’ books now
Now we are branching out, offering to self-publish other authors’ books, and representing them on our pages, with a very wide range of subjects (almost any subject, in fact). We are looking for new stories to add to our collection. We are looking for non-fiction books too. Our goal is not only to help people tell their stories but also to make sure that they get a chance to be heard by the public.
‘Our “no frills” self-publishing service for £299 applies if the book is under 25,000 words and (practically) print-ready. It includes formatting the book as an e-book and publishing it on Kindle. You keep the Copyright to your work and the full royalties that Amazon pay. If the book is over 25,000 words there is an excess charge. [For example, if the book is between 25,000 words and 50,000 words, the charge for the “no frills” service is £399.]
An option is to have the book published as a print edition on Amazon and also as an e-book and print edition on Ingram Spark. [A typical extra charge for doing this will be £250.]
If the book is not print-ready we offer services of cover design, typesetting and editing. Cover design and typesetting is done by our main designer Dragos Olar. He has done the cover design and typesetting for practically all our own books, so if you look through the website, at our own books that we have for sale (and read some of the extracts), you will see the excellent quality of his work, both in cover design and typesetting. [The covers are mostly on the Shop page and the Erotica page; and the typesetting is mostly visible on this page (Homepage) and the Erotica page.]
We only deal in books written in English.
[Although UK based, we operate in all English-speaking countries, including the USA, Canada and Australia (and obviously the UK) and indeed worldwide – though we only get involved in books written in English.]
Getting print editions on Amazon and Ingram Spark involves using their POD (print-on-demand) service, and you can order books for your own use (e.g. for marketing purposes, to send to book reviewers, or to give/sell to family and friends) through them. But if you wish we have access to several printers and can order quantities from 10 to 1,000 or more. Ask us for a quote.
[However many of our services you make use of, we will show details of your book on our website at no extra cost.]
Please contact us here if you would like more information.
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