Contact

Twenty minutes, no pressure.

Tell us a little about the project first. It takes two minutes, it means we arrive at the call already understanding what you are trying to do, and the calendar opens as soon as you send it.

Your name

Email address

Phone number Optional, but useful if a call is easier than email.

What are you interested in?

Any add-ons? Tick anything you would like priced. We quote these against your specific book, so nothing is committed by ticking.

Audiobook production Hardback edition Printed copies for a launch or bulk order Author website Author branding kit Launch support and press release

How did you hear about us?

Who referred you? A name or a code, if you were given one. Optional.

Tell us about the book What it is about, what stage it is at, and what you want it to do for you.

By submitting this form you agree to be contacted by Schribe about your enquiry. We reply within one working day and we do not add enquiries to marketing lists.

Before the call

Have a rough answer to one question: what is one new client, contract or invitation worth to you? Everything else follows from that, and it is the fastest way to work out whether a book is worth the investment in your situation.

You do not need a manuscript, an outline or a title. Plenty of people get in touch having only decided they probably have a book in them.

Applying for the Authority Programme?

Use the application form instead. Four questions that make the first conversation far more useful, and programme calls run on Mondays.

Costing a print run?

Tell us book size, page count, quantity, colour or black interior, paper and the date you need them by. See the printing page.

Direct

hello@schribepublishing.com
Replies within one working day.

Elsewhere

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What we will cover

Four things, in twenty minutes.

What you know

Your field, who you serve, and the thing you understand that other people in your position do not.

Where it stalls

What is not converting. Fees you cannot raise, rooms you cannot get into, clients choosing someone similar.

Whether a book helps

Sometimes the answer is no, and we will say so. A book is a poor fix for some problems and an excellent one for others.

What it would cost