We’re always looking for ways to promote authors and their books. We appreciate the hard work they do, and would like to help get the word out. Fill out our author interview questionnaire and we will post it on our website. You do not Need to be a Sulis International Press author!
We’re always looking for ways to promote authors and their books. We appreciate the hard work they do, and would like to help get the word out.
Fill out our author interview questionnaire and we will edit it, post it, and promote it through our social media channels.
You do not need to be a Sulis author!
If you are a writer, The Write Life has a list of 16 Facebook groups they think you should check out. The list contains a variety of resources types, so no matter what type of writer you are—freelancer, a blogger, a fiction writer—you will probably find at least one helpful group. Visit the website for…
The best books in the world will not sell if no one knows about them; the best essay, paper, or blog posts won’t be read if no one sees a link to it. We hope you are doing some promotion of your work, whatever it may be: on your website, through a FaceBook page, on…
Publisher Sulis International is seeking submissions for all imprints: Sulis International Press General and academic nonfiction Keledei Publications Non-fiction religion Legal Yankee Publications Nonfiction legal education Riversong Books: Fiction How is my book distributed? We supply print books to Amazon.com (worldwide) and Ingram (worldwide), and will also be made available to all online stores, brick-and-mortar stores, and…
Whether we are traditionally-published, self-published, or indie author, we all need help sometimes. It might be another set of eyes on our manuscript, formatting for indie publication, promotion, or publishing itself. If you publish with a traditional house, most of these things are taken care of in-house (though you might desire some outside beta readers). But…
If you are a writer who also has a day job, your are not alone. Not only are there many such authors working towards writing full-time, but many famous authors had day jobs at the beginnings of their careers: Kurt Vonnegut, Stephen King, Charles Dickens, Franz Kafka, and many more. Who do you think co-owned an asbestos…
Coming Soon: Warmth Comes to the Togetherwood – the second volume from Sean Anderson – return to the delightful world of Eleanor, Dax and Claire!
