Author testimonials

"I discovered PublishNation when searching on the net for a self publishing service. I found their website to be so well presented and the information so clear that I realised at once I had found the right place to handle the publication of my first novel.

All communication was handled quickly and professionally, and all charges were set out simply, there were no hidden fees put in small print as you so often find. Tracy, who dealt with most of the communications regarding the formatting and printing of the book, was extremely helpful and always double-checked with me before making any changes. When I compare my interaction with Tracy to that experienced by colleagues working with other publishers I realise how lucky I was to find PublishNation.

I was very pleasantly surprised at how quickly the whole process went through and I was delighted with the cover design.

Thank you, PublishNation, for helping me to fulfil one of my ambitions. It has spurred me on to write more books, and to use your services again in the future."

"The quality of service I have received from PublishNation has been superb. From my first inquiry to the published books (paperback and e-book), nothing has been too much trouble. I have had books published before, but the friendly and highly professional service I received from Gwen Morrison at PublishNation has been second to none and I am looking forward to working with her again in the near future.

I do need to add that I am also impressed by PublishNation's  emphasis on the fact that it is my book and they want it to be satisfactory for me, rather than just to get it done, dusted and paid for.

I cannot recommend them highly enough for bringing my book, The Cato Conundrum, to the internet both as an e-book and paperback."

"I have to say that my novel 'Dangerous Cargo' was well produced.  The formatting on both the Kindle and paperback is easy to read with clear text. David kept in touch throughout the entire process; after the editing, and during and before the final draft. Even after the book was ready for publication, I was still able to check on any discrepancies the formatting process may have produced.

The Kindle with 'Look Inside' was out almost immediately.  Apart from the editing, I paid nothing upfront until the publication was complete. I would recommend them. Certainly their prices are competitive for someone looking to self-publish on a budget."

"I would like to extend my most sincere thanks to David Morrison and his team at PublishNation for helping me turn what was initially a pipe dream into a reality. From the very first phone call I knew I had made the right choice.

In David I found a professional, understanding and knowledgeable individual who was more than happy to help me with any issues I had. The service I received was second to none from start to finish and I will not hesitate in using PublishNation in the future"

"When I wrote A Self Contained, I ended up with 864 pages and not much idea of how to get them into the real world. I’m not much given to writing testimonials, but for those of us for whom the dream publishing contract is around another bend in the track, PublishNation is an excellent resource.

I have three main reasons for saying this as follows:-
By any reckoning, mine is a lengthy novel. I was greeted with some Wallet and Grimace estimates. I hope David doesn’t read this and put his prices up because he does the work for a lot less than many;
The entire process is painless and fair. I’m a technophobe so David made my corrections where necessary. He provided clear guidance and I didn’t have to pay him anything until my book was ready;
If you think that the above two reasons might result in an inferior product, you would be wrong. I did wonder if I might end up with a book with pages falling out but not a bit of it. The finished product is as good as any well produced paperback in a book shop.

I am writing this partly to say thank you and partly to help others who have poured themselves into a piece of work and wish to take it further. If the dream publishing contract continues to elude me, I will have no hesitation in returning to David again."