Atypical Publishing, LLC.
Atypical Publishing was founded with the purpose of serving the author’s needs. We are truly dedicated to making the publishing process as easy as possible. We support your goals.
We offer Royalty Free Publishing – You keep 100% of the profits
Our client authors retain Complete Creative Control
We offer Custom Book Covers which incorporate your vision and marketability
At Atypical, you have the Freedom to Set Your Own Retail Price
So what are your needs?
What are your goals?
Do you want to publish your book to sell for profit on Amazon and in the national
or even international book store chains?
Do you simply want to publish your Uncle Henry’s stories as an heirloom for future generations of your family?
Or are your book publishing goals somewhere between these examples?
Whatever your reason for publishing your book; we at Atypical, are committed to seeing your dreams become a reality.
So we invite you to explore our site, review our services, read our informative articles...
…and if you are seeking a book publisher who believes in you, respects your work, and understands that your success is contingent on how effectively your book is marketed; then
Atypical Publishing is for you.
Recent Blogs
- How to Get Published in 7 Easy Steps By Daniel Joslin| 03/15/2009
- Teach the World to Read! By Daniel Joslin| 02/12/2009
- You Want To Publish What? By Daniel Joslin| 01/24/2009
Featured Articles
A Promise to a Friend or How I Started a Publishing On Demand Company
- By Daniel Joslin
- Published 01/30/2009
- Self Publishing
- Unrated
As an attorney, I have had the good fortune to represent many interesting clients. One of my clients, who over the years became a dear friend, recently approached me about publishing her first novel. For several years, she has written and submitted short stories to various websites and decided about 6 months ago to take the plunge and compose her first full length novel. I helped her secure her copyright and she undertook the ponderous, lonely and often frustrating journey of trying to secure a publishing contract. She faced many obstacles, I told her, not the least of which was that her genre was an area some might shy away from.
DO YOU NETFLUENCE? The Remarkable Website Solution for Author!
- By Daniel Joslin
- Published 03/21/2009
- Author Websites
- Unrated
So you’ve come to the conclusion that you need your own website. Congratulations, you've made an excellent decision to facilitate your online book(s) marketing efforts!
Blogging Is A Very Effective Way To Build Any Online Business To Be Successful
- By Rich Ramalho
- Published 03/2/2009
- Marketing
- Unrated
Do you have a blog that you use to help you build your business? If you do then you need to know some important information about blogging. Blog marketing can help you achieve the success that you want with your business if you realize what you need to do to make it effective for your business. Learn more about this now.
How Do You Use Article Marketing Effectively To Build Your Business?
- By Rich Ramalho
- Published 02/7/2009
- Marketing
- Unrated
Do you have an online business and you are trying to make it successful? If you are then you need to know about how you can use article marketing effectively to bring you traffic to your business. This is a free marketing method that every online business owner needs to use. Learn more about this now...
Recent Articles
Get Your Free Copy of Our eBook
- By Daniel Joslin
- Published 04/15/2009
- FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
- Unrated
Get your free copy of our eBook, Yes, You Can Write Your Own Book. Read the entire article for complete details on how to qualify.
The Importance of Font-Style
- By Bella Harris
- Published 04/13/2009
- Writing
- Unrated
Word Usage - Words and Phrases to Avoid When Writing
- By Jane Sumerset
- Published 04/11/2009
- Grammar Issues
- Unrated
How Twitter Grows Your Online Business These 5 Ways
- By Cathy Goodwin
- Published 04/9/2009
- Social Media Marketing
- Unrated
Turn Your Writing Skills Into A Lurative Online Business Opportunity
- By Joseph Adams
- Published 04/9/2009
- Freelance Writing - An Author's Alternative
- Unrated
Recent News
Author JG Ballard dies at 78
- Published 04/20/2009
The author JG Ballard, famed for novels such as Crash and Empire of the Sun, has died aged 78 after a long illness.
His agent Margaret Hanbury said the author had been ill "for several years" and had died on Sunday morning.
Despite being referred to as a science fiction writer, Jim Ballard said his books were instead "picturing the psychology of the future".
His most acclaimed novel was Empire of the Sun, based on his childhood in a Japanese prison camp in China.
» Read MoreA Picture Is Worth A Thousands Tweets: Pixim And TweetPhoto Emerge
- Published 04/15/2009
By Leena Rao, TechCrunch Published April 5, 2009
There’s been a proliferation of photo sharing apps tied to Twitter, including TwitPic, Twitxr (review), and Yfrog (review), giving users a vast amount of choice when it comes to image sharing on the popular micro-blogging service. But TwitPic seems to have emerged as the leader of the pack.
The service took the top spot on our list of the most popular Twitter applications according to Compete and was in the top ten of Twitter clients according to TwitStat. Compete pegs TwitPic to have had close to 1.6 million unique visitors in February, and its traffic doesn’t show any signs of slowing down.
Two more competitors to TwitPic have emerged. TweetPhoto and Pixim are both photo sharing applications attempting to challenge its dominance, so we took a closer look.
TweetPhoto, who plans to launch later this month, also lets you use OAuth to integrate your Twitter account. You are then able to send pics through your mobile phone or upload pics via the site. Like TwitPic, TweetPhoto lets users comment on pictures on-site and tag photos. TweetPhoto will also feature integration with Facebook Connect, which is pretty cool, and something both TwitPic and Pixim lack. Like Pixim, TweetPhoto plans to release its own API, but might confront the same issue with TwitPic’s dominance.
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