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An overlooked part of BRIOprint is our design and layout service that we have tailored to the unique needs of our authors.
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An overlooked part of BRIOprint is our design and layout service that we have tailored to the unique needs of our authors. Yes, we are a book manufacturer with exceptional quality (samples poised and ready to ship upon your request).
I get to meet many authors who write on a variety of topics. Each person has a unique story and sometimes gets recognition for their work. Well, I received an email of an author that has recently received some good news. The author, Jeff Bader, wrote “Soldiers’ Angels, May No Soldier Go Unloved” is about his oldest son Brandon who was sent to Iraq in 2003. His wife Patti decided to send him at least one care package a day and keep a blog of the events that occured in Iraq and Afghanistan as an electronic scrapbook for Brandon when he returned.
BRIOprint, a leading book printing company providing hard cover and soft cover book printing, and other print related services, is reaching out to self-publishers who want to sell their books and turn a profit.
A common miscalculation deriving from industry naivete is the self publisher’s pursuit for the affordable full-color book. Often times, self publishers find themselves in possession of colorful and vibrant content without the knowing nor wherewithal to bring it to life via commercial book printing. Simply put, unless you are printing a children’s book in the neighborhood of 32 - 64 pages, you may find yourself more than a bit sticker shocked when the estimates begin rolling in.
We’ve decided to share the experiences of our authors through a new BRIOblog feature titled, “Author Spotlight”. The first author featured is Paula Grecco, and her illustrator Sherri Wilce. Paula wrote two children’s books titled, “My Flying Grandma” and “Zero to Hero“.
The commercial printing company recently released its updated website which strongly emphasizes its book printing services. Ghost writing and editing are integral components of a newly advertised suite of authoring services designed to accommodate authors and non-authors alike. In as few as 4 weeks, a person can become a published author, and thereby gain all the benefits and prestige that come with authorship.
How to get a timely print estimate: A lesson for the print savvy intermediate