The best form of cooperation and support from our part consists in offering the opportunity to publish your own book(s) and make it available to the world.

Authors usually try to approach publishing houses that will produce, print and distribute their book, and can quickly lose enthusiasm, or considerable amounts of money - or both.

Publishing houses want to make a profit, so if you don't already have a big name in the mainstream academic world, in politics or in the entertainment industry, publishers will charge you for the entire process and you will have to buy from them a large number of copies (at least 1000), procure a storage facility and distribute them yourself. In practice the publisher just works as a printer, and will expect you to do all the layout, cover etc to their technical specifications.

If they think your book might be successful, they will give you some money (the amount is proportional to your name and fame and political connections) to purchase your intellectual property and then they will do whatever they want with it, including major modifications to the text and even to the title. This means the book is not yours any more - at best they will give you a discount if you buy some copies from them.

We can work together and benefit from previous experience in the process of writing, editing, layout and production of your book, and make it available on print-on-demand platforms such as Amazon, that will advertise and sell and ship copies themselves without charging you anything, and will pay you a fixed royalties sum for each copy.

As you always remain the owner of the copyrights of your book (unless otherwise agreed) later on you can choose to sell your copyrights to an ordinary Publisher, and we will remove your book from our catalogue.

For the practical process, please see the Publications section