AuthorHouse.com - Publish Your Book By Yourself

If you're an aspiring writer looking to publish your work but are apprehensive about going through a hectic, confusing, and potentially money-draining publishing process, you might want to consider flying the process solo. AuthorHouse.com is a self-publishing website which does the dirty work for you and lets you publish, promote, and sell your book with the help of their services. To get started, choose what type of book you want to publish (paperback or hardcover), and submit your manuscript to AuthorHouse. They will then schedule a cover design conference call, after which you can view how your book will look on the site. Confirm the content and the design, and you're already done. Afterward, your book will be available for order at more than 25,000 retail outlets worldwide, on the Internet at Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, and through the AuthorHouse online company book store. The site also offers tons of ways to promote and sell your book; they'll do everything from making posters for book signings to issuing press releases to submitting your book for to be reviewed independently. Best of all, you get to determine your royalties and retain all the rights to your book.

"Choosing your book publisher, from the many book publishing companies and book publishers available is a very important decision. Since 1997, AuthorHouse, the leading self-publishing company in the world, has helped more than 30,000 authors reach their book publishing goals and self publish more than 40,000 books. Publishing your book with AuthorHouse means you'll have all the services and support you need to publish, promote and sell your book".

AuthorHouse really is an incredible service for authors. The way the site explains the publishing process is so simple and easy to follow that after reading it you'll wonder why anyone would ever publish a book any other way. Also appealing is the cost; their service seems relatively inexpensive considering all the publishing options you can choose from.

The site lists literally dozens of publishing, promoting, and selling options, and some seem like they'd be quite expensive to have been included in the price of the service; are all the options really available without an additional cost?