For poets
Poetry lives and dies by its layout. We design an elegant interior that honors your line breaks and white space, then publish your collection to print and Kindle.
One team, four simple steps — we handle the hard parts. See all five stages of the process.
A quick call (or our questionnaire) — we learn your book, goals and audience.
Ghostwriting or editing, a professional cover, and print-ready formatting.
Live on Amazon & major retailers — you keep 100% of rights and royalties.
Launch strategy, reviews and promotion so the right readers actually find it.
Prose survives a bad layout. Poetry doesn't. A line break in the wrong place, a poem split awkwardly across a page turn, cramped margins that crowd the verse — these don't just look off, they change how the poem is read. That's why poetry is the one genre where typesetting isn't a technicality; it's a continuation of the writing. We treat the page as part of the poem: your line breaks preserved exactly, generous white space, each poem given room to breathe before the next begins.
The path is simpler than most poets fear:
There's no rule, but most published collections run 40–100 poems (roughly 50–120 pages). A tight, well-sequenced 50 poems beats a padded 150 every time. And a chapbook-length set of 20–30 poems is a real and lovely form of its own.
We publish your collection to Amazon (paperback + Kindle) and retailers under your name — you keep 100% of the rights and royalties. Your poems stop being a document and become a book.
A beautifully designed, published poetry collection is quoted after a free 15-minute call; the price depends mostly on length and interior complexity.
Most poetry collections are ready in about 6–10 weeks — the design deserves care, not haste.
Each package is quoted to your manuscript after a free call. Every one includes 100% ownership rights, unlimited revisions, an ISBN and barcode, and a dedicated project manager.
Everything a finished manuscript needs to become a published book.
Senior-level craft, plus the website and Amazon groundwork for a real launch.
The full launch: trailer, press kit, social media and a custom campaign.
Done for you, end to end. Writing, editing, cover, formatting, publishing and marketing handled by one coordinated team — not a dozen freelancers you manage.
You keep everything. 100% of your rights and 100% of your royalties stay with you. We publish under your name to Amazon KDP and Barnes & Noble.
Built to be found. A professional cover, clean formatting and a real launch plan — so your book competes in its category instead of disappearing.
What working with us felt like, in their own words.
I had spent years writing my manuscript and was nervous about trusting anyone with it. Sam Taylor and the production team were extremely professional and detail oriented. The final presentation of my book gave me real confidence.
The production process was much smoother than I anticipated. Sam Taylor was attentive to the details and made sure my revisions and requirements were properly communicated throughout the project. I was very pleased with the final result.
Working with this team felt like a true partnership. They understood my vision and brought it to life with elegance and precision. I’m already planning my second book with them.
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Or reach us however suits you
Send us your poems; we help you sequence the collection, design an interior that honors your line breaks and white space, create a cover, and publish print + Kindle editions to Amazon and retailers. You keep 100% of the rights.
Most full collections run 40–100 poems (about 50–120 pages), though a tight chapbook of 20–30 poems is a lovely form too. A well-sequenced shorter book beats a padded long one.
A designed, published collection is quoted after a free 15-minute call, depending mainly on length and interior complexity. You'll get a clear quote first.
Yes — we publish your paperback and Kindle poetry book to Amazon and major retailers, fully set up and live under your name.
Always — 100%. You own all rights and royalties, forever. We never take a cut.
