Dave St.John (and assistant) are hard at work reading submissions.

Isn't it time you were published?

Elderberry's' personalized publishing services: unique in publishing.

Small is better. At Elderberry we know our authors by name, by their books (which we've read), and by their unique needs and goals. Our  fees are within reach of many new authors who may have had to opt for mass market publishing. Our fees are inclusive of design, printing and promotion and distribution.

Dare to compare with the impersonal a la carte publishing offered by i-universe, amazon.com, authorhouse  and lulu.com.

Wouldn't you rather deal with a real editor who has read your book?

He'd love to read yours. Why not give him a call?

Dave's direct line is: (541) 459-6043

• read submissions and responded personally with more than a form letter?
• took an interest in reading and advising new writers?
• were available to help authors before, during and after publication?

We do.

• Our editor, Dave St.John, reads each submission carefully and responds to each writer personally with his reactions within 7 days.

Are you ready to be read?

Our books are now available in Kindle editions at the price of mass market paperbacks for instant download to Kindle and iPhone. This makes our books available in the greenest format available today.

 Elderberry books now on smashwords.com

 Now readers may sample, read and purchase our books online for a fraction of the cost of most trade softcovers: $2.99 for most titles. In times of declining book sales, smashwords is the forefront of publishing technology. Why not try it via the link above?  Smashwords is included as part of our publishing package. More titles will be added soon.

Professional proofreading available

To insure your book is judged on its merits rather than its errors, we offer professional book proofreading services.

 FREE VINYL  BUMPER STICKER

If you're a new author, send a SASE for your new bumper sticker today! No cereal boxtops required. No matter how you publish this will help you sell your books. Who said there's no free lunch? But beware: I've had people ask about my book on the freeway.