Authorhouse pestered me to publish my book with them which I did, after publication serious errors were made by all the house which were eventually amended. Second publication appeared, shortly after its appearance I was contacted by Eugene Hopkins who knowingly led me to believe he was in the ...
I called Xlibris from a listing of publishers on line. They promised me a book within a few months. They kept sending me galley's (to edit for errors), and there were so many that the next galley had even more errors plus stories were run into other stores. It was apparant the printer eithr ...
Recently I had my first book published by Xlibris. I would not recommend this company's "services" to any writer. It became obvious to me (after they had my money) that the staff knows almost nothing about the art of writing and even less about the English language. The twenty-four phone ...
In considering the publishing of my new manuscript and how best to make it into the best possible marketable book, I saw AuthorHouse, Inc. On the Internet. While I was not sure how a self-publishing book would reach the market place, and other things having to do with whether the manscript could ...
Authors, who are looking for a print on demand publishing company. Avoid Author Solutions formally known as Author House. They are liars and steal all authors royalties. They have gotten away with this fraud for over eight years. Click on the following link. Loc. Gov/isbncnvt.html. This is the ISBN ...
The finished book is top notch but they (Author House) will really get you in the pocket book. I recently was told that 28% of my royalties were being withheld because they did not have my social security number on file. This information was provided to them in December. I provided the information ...