
Sarah Mitchell
Former acquisitions editor at a major publishing house with 15 years in the industry. Sarah started the company after watching too many talented authors turned away — or taken advantage of.
We're an independent team of editors, designers, formatters and marketers. We do the professional work a traditional publisher would — while you keep the rights, the control and the royalties.

Self-publishing made it possible for anyone to publish a book. It also created an industry of companies that charge thousands for templates, keep authors' accounts, take a share of royalties, or claim to be "Amazon's publishing team".
We started The eBook Publishing to offer the opposite: skilled people, transparent pricing, and a simple rule — the author stays in control. You own your accounts and ISBNs, you approve every stage, and royalties go straight to you.
Today we work with first-time and experienced authors across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia, on everything from family memoirs to fantasy series and business books.
Your book is personal. We treat it that way — with care, confidentiality and respect for your voice.
We'll tell you when a service isn't worth it for your book, and we never promise sales we can't control.
Your accounts, your files, your royalties. You approve every stage before we move on.
Beautiful is not enough. Every cover, edit and listing is built around the readers you want to reach.
Your project is led by specialists — not a call centre. Here are some of the people behind the work.

Former acquisitions editor at a major publishing house with 15 years in the industry. Sarah started the company after watching too many talented authors turned away — or taken advantage of.

Book cover artist whose work has appeared in bookstores on three continents. James leads genre research on every cover.

Published author and MFA graduate working across fiction, memoir and business. Lisa brings a writer's empathy and an editor's precision.

Digital marketing strategist who has run launch and advertising campaigns for hundreds of titles on Amazon and beyond.
Your KDP, IngramSpark and ACX accounts are created in your name, so royalties are paid straight to you.
You pay in stages tied to work you have seen and approved, never the whole fee up front for large projects.
Copyright, files and ISBNs (when you buy your own) belong to you. You receive editable source files.
Anyone who guarantees bestseller status or sales is guessing. We give you honest forecasts and the reasoning behind them.
A plain-English agreement lists deliverables, revision rounds and dates, so nothing is left to memory.
We are an independent author-services team. We never claim to be Amazon, KDP or any retailer.
Tell us about it. You'll get honest advice — even if that means doing less.
A few quick questions, then a real person replies with an honest plan and a fixed quote.
Prefer to talk it through?
Pick the question closest to your situation. You'll get a straight answer here — and you can take it further with your own AI assistant if you'd like a second opinion.
Still unsure? Ask a real consultant — it's free and there's no obligation.
Who owns the accounts and ISBNs? How are payments staged? What exactly is included, and how many revisions? Can I see samples and speak to past authors? Clear answers to all of these are a good sign.
In self-publishing you are the publisher and hire help. Hybrid publishers publish under their imprint and share royalties in exchange for fees. Check contracts carefully — rights and royalty splits vary widely.
No. Authors anywhere can publish with KDP. Non-US authors should complete the tax interview (W-8BEN) to avoid 30% US withholding where a tax treaty applies.
Absolutely. Many authors hire us for the parts they find hardest and do the rest themselves. Everything we create is yours to reuse.