Book publishing company called yesterday and left a VM calling about wanting to publish a book yet I never filled anything out. How they got that info I'll never know!
Book publishing company called yesterday and left a VM calling about wanting to publish a book yet I never filled anything out. How they got that info I'll never know!
After reading the comments above (thank you, btw), I was ready for them. They wound up hanging up on me. Ha ha! They're LitFire, a self-publishing company claiming to be "very interested" in my book -- a book that was traditionally published back in 2005 and is still earning royalties today. Since then, I've had more than 20 additional titles published and guess what? The publishers paid me, not the other way around. Self-publishing is fine if you have a platform or a reputation you can build on. It's fine if you know what you're doing. But for a new writer who's desperate to see his or her book in print, it's often a cruel scam. Be warned!
I got a call from a man on 5-6-2017. I self-published a Childrens book in August of 2016. I put it on my voice mail. They told me they were interested in my chldren's book. I did not pick up my phone because I had got several phone call in the last 4 months of this year.