Xlibris Publishing has some Good News to share from the Summer of 2018.
At least two Xlibris authors have won awards for their books, with many more earning honorable mentions. Brenda Turner and her book Bullying: What are we really scared? won a Pacific Books Award for category of Best Self Help. The Eric Hoffer Award was awarded to Stephen S. Clark for his book Exploring the Landscape of the Mind, with honorable mentions for many other Xlibris authors and books.
Recent releases included memoirs, such T.D. Hollins’ Diary of a Mad Band Director, time-travel, as in James T. Merle’s Chicago 1871, and crime-thrillers in the form of Helen Walters’ Imaginary. With these recent releases also come testimonials of authors’ positive experiences with Xlibris Publishing.
Testimonials
Fred Hoon, Hidden in Plain Sight
T.D. Hollins, Diary of a Mad Band Director
Clear communication and quick turn around.
Everything went fast and I enjoyed the interaction with the different teams that brought it together. They were like a very well-oiled machine. I look forward to the next time, I actually enjoyed it.
Stephen Hiss, The Lion Without a Tail
I am very pleased with all of the Xlibris people I worked with in production as well as my point person. They demonstrated flexibility, were ready to provide guidance, and the turn-around times were excellent.
My book, my story, my world, is as good as it could be under the circumstances of when I wrote it. For that I am profoundly grateful that I was granted the patience, fortitude and imagination to produce a work I can truly build upon, gain recognition from, and most of all be proud of.
Publishing with Xlibris has been an intriguing experience. There are so many different aspects to having a book published that I didn’t know about and having the professional team at Xlibris behind me has made the experience such an enjoyable process. They are in constant contact with me, updating me on progress or telling me about avenues for marketing I didn’t think it would ever be a possibility for an independently published author. I now have an educated path of where I want my work to go and how I want the world to see me.
I wish to thank Xlibris for the great care they took in publishing my early works and I recommend to aspiring poets to give that company a try if other paths seem to be closed at the time.
Marie Thompson, Storm Sparrows
Every person involved was most helpful, patient and very pleasant.
My time with Xlibris has been beneficial for this important reason…the product is very well done. The Primitives is my fifth novel. The second one, a memoir, is not in print. I have been happy with each production done by Xlibris. I enjoy self-publishing. Their process has been smooth and professional, and it helps me as an “indie” author to have this quality.
Finn Sienkenwich, Book of Demons
It has been an absolute pleasure working with Xlibris. The entire staff has been so helpful in explaining things to me, as well as getting back to me in a timely manner. Everyone is friendly and easy to talk to. I will definitely use Xlibris to publish my future books.
Corrie Gilmour, Adventure in Ancient Azorka
They were always complimentary towards my art when I’m sure they have seen better. Xlibris has a remarkable team working for you and I’ll need them again shortly.
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