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I'm 71 and figured self-publishing would be a nightmare with all the tech. It wasn't. The team explained things without talking down to me, and if I didn't get something the first time they'd try a different way. Book looks lovely. My grandkids are impressed, which is the real prize.

My book has over a hundred photographs spanning two centuries of source material. Permissions clearance for the older images took longer than projected about six extra weeks. But the photo reproduction in the final print is genuinely excellent. Worth the wait, even if the wait wasn't quite what I'd been promised.

I'm not someone who gushes, so take this for what it's worth the work was professional the timelines were mostly met and the people answered emails within a day or two. The finished book holds up. That's what I wanted from a publisher and that's what I got. No surprises good or bad.

I was writing my third book with a different publisher and switched mid-series. The onboarding was smoother than I feared. They respected the voice I'd built over two previous books and only pushed back where it genuinely mattered.

I came in with a messy manuscript and a lot of questions. The editorial feedback was direct and practical no padding, just notes that actually improved the book. Distribution took longer than I'd hoped, but the team kept me updated throughout. I'd work with them again.

I want to be candid about something that I think prospective authors deserve to know. I published my first novel with a different house and the experience, while not disastrous, left me with a persistent sense that the book had not been given the editorial attention it required to become what it was capable of becoming. I came to this publisher for my second novel with that experience informing my expectations and my questions and I was genuinely surprised by how completely different the engagement turned out to be at every stage of the process.