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Kayaking Moments of Zen by Jon R. Constant
New Photo Collection Kayaking Moments of Zen Captures Peace and Serenity on Michigan’s Leelanau Waters
Which Publishing Path is Right for You?
Not all publishing models are the same. Authors today generally have four paths: traditional publishing, true hybrid publishing, vanity publishing, and independent/self-publishing.
Two Lives: The Story of a Teacher by Terrence Doran
Courage and Conformity Collide in Terry Doran’s New Memoir
Beyond Book Sales
“If I invest thousands of dollars to professionally publish my book, how am I going to make that money back?”
It is a completely reasonable question, and frankly, it's one more authors should ask before signing with a publisher.
My Last Years with Gramps by Paul Winkler
My Last Years with Gramps Explores the Lasting Power of Mentorship, Resilience, and Becoming Who We Are
Not Done Yet by Brian Nelson
Integrity Is the Name of the Ballgame in Brian Nelson’s Debut Book
Rites of Passage by Cindy L. Hull
Mystery in Mérida: A Missing American Widow, A Marriage, and a Journey of Discovery
I Will Lie Down Lean by William Kinnard
Doctor’s Debut Novel Unravels the Tragic yet Hopeful Truth Behind a Sanatorium’s Past
Wolf's Mitten—Ma'iingan's Moufle by Brewster Moore
Coming-of-Age Novel Explores Identity, Resilience, and Cultural Diversity
Royalties Explained
At Mission Point Press, we believe authors should understand how the publishing business works. Royalty statements shouldn’t feel mysterious. Our goal is to help you understand not only what your royalty is, but why it’s calculated that way.
Watching the Sun Rise by Allison Bartlette
Rise and Rhyme: New Children’s Book Celebrates Farm Life for Little Readers
World Enough and Time by Fred Carlisle
A Record of a Life Well-Lived in World Enough and Time
Kid America by C.M. Worthman
Author’s Debut YA Novel Addresses Urban Adolescence, Rural Living, and Breaking the Cycle of Dysfunction
The Wide Range of Human Potential by Gilbert G. Nichols
Beyond the Archives: An Ethnographic Look at Our Past
The Vote by David Swanson
Power Turns Precarious in David Swanson’s Debut Thriller, The Vote
Finding the Path from Paranormal to Publisher
After years of writing and self-publishing, Gail Galotta discovered that her strongest work deserved professional support. Learn how partnering with a hybrid publisher helped her refine her craft, navigate book marketing with confidence, and bring her supernatural stories to a wider audience.
The Sky Painter by Anna and Diane Hullet
The Sky Painter: Mother-Daughter Duo tackle the topic of loss
Fortunate Son, A Noble Sin—Bridgeman’s Emma Noble Series Are Heart-Pounding Thrillers
Andrew Bridgeman's debut political thriller became an award winner, launching a successful fiction career and a growing readership. Explore how hybrid publishing gave him creative control, helped him build a loyal audience, and set the stage for an expanding thriller series.
Shifting Focus from Professional Career to Fiction Writing
Stacy Windahl spent years writing professionally before pursuing her dream of fiction. Read how she chose hybrid publishing, found success with a Mackinac Island novel, and built momentum through local partnerships, reader engagement, and a growing author platform.
Outdoorsman to Orator
After years of self-publishing, Dan Ellens partnered with Mission Point Press to bring his novel *Forest Legend* to a wider audience. Discover how he embraced marketing, connected with bookstores and libraries, and turned authentic storytelling into growing book sales and speaking opportunities.
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