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How to Write an Introduction to Your Book

Writing an Introduction: How to Engage Readers and Set the Stage

In this guide, we’ll break down the purpose of a book introduction, provide a step-by-step approach for crafting one that resonates, highlight common pitfalls to avoid, and share practical tips to ensure your introduction engages and informs your audience! By… 

Why Have a Pitch Call

Why Have a Pitch Call—and How to Prepare for Yours

If you’ve advanced to the pitch stage, you’re invited to pitch your book directly to an acquisitions editor—presenting your book, its intended audience, your vision, and your goals. The pitch meeting helps Atmosphere Press evaluate the project and the potential… 

What Is Hybrid Publishing

What Is Hybrid Publishing?

A Collaborative Publishing Model What is hybrid publishing? It’s a collaborative model that combines the best aspects of traditional and self-publishing. Authors co-invest in their books while working with professional editors, designers, and marketers, retaining creative control and earning higher… 

Navigating the Indie Bookstore Landscape Guest Post

Navigating the Indie Bookstore Landscape: A Guest Post by Vicky Pinpin-Feinstein

Vicky Pinpin-Feinstein is a former college lecturer, communications technology and society professional, and a writer. With Social Science graduate degrees, her career focused on media and society at various institutions before she became a writer. Her first book, A Thousand… 

Explaining the Role of a Developmental Editor in the Publishing Process

Explaining the Role of a Developmental Editor in the Publishing Process

Unlike a copy editor who focuses on grammar or a proofreader who catches typos, a developmental editor works at the big-picture level. Their role is to strengthen your manuscript’s structure, pacing, character development, and thematic clarity so that the story… 

Atmosphere Press vs. Greenleaf Book Group

Atmosphere Press vs. Greenleaf Book Group

If you’re weighing hybrid publishers, two names you’ll inevitably see are Atmosphere Press and Greenleaf Book Group. Both are reputable and both serve authors who want more than the do-it-yourself route — but the experience, cost structure, and community offerings… 

Submit Your Book Manuscript Here

Atmosphere Press is reading for potential publication in all genres, with no restrictive submission guidelines. You’ll be invited to schedule your pitch call with an Acquisitions Editor right away.