We are here for the author who might be a little too controversial for traditional publishers: the Christian horror writer. What? Surely you jest; not the norm autobiographies, and poetry too.
If you don't have time to self-publish, I'm your Ink girl. Of course, you do edit, right?
We (me, myself and I) would love to help those who like to say, "I've always wanted to write a book. So many ideas in my head, but I don't know where to start." Let me help.
Mission Statement: Our desire is to help new writers become published writers. Whether it’s publishing for family and friends, or a slightly bigger audience, it’s AI’s goal to show each writer how to begin this journey, stay on course and finish well. We’ll coach them on how to begin the writing process: then from self-editing to finding an editor. Submitting their polished manuscripts to publishers, or agents, is the next step. Our focus is to be there every step of the way.
Company Goals and Objectives:
AI’s goal is to create a family-friendly company: Each author is
treated like a good friend who shares the same passions, learning to work
together toward a common goal even if we might not see eye to eye 100
percent of the time. Keeping the cost of publishing down is our
objective.
Business Philosophy: We want to work with writers who can’t seem to find a fit for their manuscripts; the book might be slightly controversial, or different, or submissions may have been living on the slush pile because the author had no reputation/clout yet, or submitted their work to the wrong publisher.
Best advice for writers (you can't do without these)
1. Attend writers' conferences
2. Join a writers' critique group
3. Get your work professionally edited
4. Get your work professionally proofread
5. Take advice from pro editors
6. Take advice from pro proofreaders
7. Network with other authors
8. Create your platform (social networks, use them: Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Blogs, etc.)
9. Read our book The Self-ish Writer
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What our authors are saying about Alten Ink:
Deanne Davis
Steve Urenda
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