Promoting White Bird Publications
In the early days of writing my book, I researched and followed agent blogs. I expected to submit my synopsis and the first five pages to one, and then wait three months for the traditional non-reply rejection.
However, during the course of the revision process, I’ve learned that the publishing business has changed. Many writers self-publish to keep more of the profits, but I didn’t want to take another year to learn all the pros and cons.
I joined a local writers group and discovered White Bird Publications, an independently owned, traditional publisher who didn’t require an agent, and wasn’t a vanity publisher.
I’m pleased with my decision to add Defiance on Indian Creek to White Bird Publications growing number of quality books available from fiction and non-fiction genres.
Phyllis A. Still 
Are you still happy with your decision to go with White Bird? Were you impressed with their editing process?
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I am. White Bird has a three editor process, but occasionally errors are missed.
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Did you have to purchase 50 books at a 30% discount? If so, did you find the volumes reasonably priced?
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Yes and yes
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Were u happy with how White Bird marketed your book
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Modern publishers, even large press, leave marketing to the authors. White Bird is a small independently owned publisher busy with actual publishing. I’m happy with that.
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but they do make effort to sell to book stores and book buyers?
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Distribution is through Ingram to any book seller as Print on demand. This is all my publisher does.
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so can’t get pre-orders to bookstores on that basis. Has to have some inventory for book stores to place orders
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A person can walk into any bookstore and order my books. Amazon does a pre-order before my newest book release. What exactly do you want? Lol
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