Not sure which service your manuscript actually needs? Everything sits under one roof here — from seasoned writers to the marketers who get books noticed.
A digital edition of your title — story, text and artwork packaged so readers can open it on any device they own.
The mainstream edition — written for general readers and released the way a commercial house would release it.
A print or digital periodical built from articles, short fiction and poetry, usually carried along by illustration.
The coffee-table format, where photography does the storytelling and the words play a supporting role.
What you see here is a sample of the titles that have gone out into the world under our care. None of it happens by accident — every one of those books passed through our ghostwriting desk, then on to the designers, editors and formatters who shape a manuscript into something worth picking up. That attention is what lets a niche title hold its own beside books with far broader commercial pull.
eBook WritingProofreading ServicesBook EditingBook FormattingVideo TrailerAudio BookBook Cover DesigningAuthor's WebsiteBook PublishingBook MarketingLeave something behind that reads the way you always heard it in your head. Our writers and eBook specialists carry a project the whole distance — loose concept, working manuscript, finished title sitting on a shelf.
The ghostwriters on our roster have spent their working lives inside publishing, and it shows in the manuscripts they hand back. Pair them with our book editors for hire and you have a serious shot at a title that climbs. Genre-defining work rarely comes from one person alone — it comes from a group willing to sweat the small stuff and the structural stuff at the same time: the rhythm of a single paragraph, and the plot arc, running themes and underlying meaning that hold the whole thing together. That is the level of care it takes to satisfy reviewers, and reviewers are famously unforgiving. Fairly so, in a way. Writing is the oldest form we have for saying what we mean, and readers can tell instantly when the craft is not there. Building a book demands imagination, yes, but also architecture — the sort of structural thinking that is hard to describe and harder to fake. Our eBook publishing work runs on the same principle. Digital readers have created real demand, and getting a title into those stores is far less painful with people who have done it a hundred times before. The heavy lifting gets split across a team working in parallel where it can, in sequence where it must. And none of it happens in a vacuum: regular calls and interviews keep you in the loop at every stage, so the book that comes out the other end is unmistakably yours.
Listed
across every major store, Kindle included.
A cover
readers stop scrolling for.
Self-publishing
that is quick and priced fairly.
Add-ons, rewrites and fresh editions!
Late night, early morning, weekend — there is always someone on our team ready to pick up.
Once a project is greenlit, we set it on a track we have run hundreds of times before. Four clear stages, each with its own owner and its own checkpoint, so nothing stalls between hands and you always know where your manuscript stands.
Placing
Your Order
It starts the moment you sign off on a brief. From there the project lands with a
writer and the real work begins — and there is a lot of it, most of it invisible,
all of it requiring a fairly obsessive eye for detail.
Building the
First Outline
Nobody on our team starts a chapter cold. Plot, beats and chapter order get mapped
first, because an outline settled early is what keeps a draft from drifting and
deadlines from slipping later on.
Collecting
Your Feedback
With the draft in hand we sit down together and go through it properly — what landed,
what missed, what still needs another pass. Nothing ships until you agree the book
reads the way you meant it to.
Delivering
The Final Book
Deadlines are treated as commitments here, and more often than not the finished files
reach you ahead of the date on the contract. That reliability is a big part of why we
are selective about who writes under our name.
Writing the book is half the job. Our marketing side is staffed by people who have spent years watching how readers actually find things — which platforms are worth the spend this quarter, which ones have gone quiet, and where a given genre still has room. That flexibility matters, because the plan for a specialist eBook looks nothing like the plan for a title chasing broad commercial reach. Whichever yours is, our book marketing services are built around it rather than pulled off a shelf.
Video
Trailer
Audio
Book
Book
Cover Designing
Author Website
Book
Publishing
Social Media Marketing
Book
Translation
Marketing Consultation
Amazon Marketing
Barnes & Noble Nook Edition
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There is no flat rate. Word count, research load and how involved the project gets all move the number, so pricing is quoted per book.
They write the book on your behalf and are paid a fee for doing so. Every right to the finished work stays with you — the byline included.
Most of the time, yes. Some authors prefer a split arrangement where they draft parts themselves and the writer handles the rest.
If the writer is genuinely good, yes. The right one takes an idea you have been circling for years and finally gets it onto the page properly.
No. Claiming authorship would put them in breach of contract and of the law. A ghostwriter is hired help — paid for the words, with no claim on the work once it is delivered.
Not everyone, but far more than readers assume — including plenty of household names. Long-running series and tight release schedules make it almost a necessity.
No. The arrangement is a straight fee for the writing itself. Whatever the book earns afterwards belongs entirely to you.
Completely. It is an ordinary, long-standing arrangement in publishing, and authors have relied on it for as long as books have been sold.
The nicest part of this job is the message that arrives after delivery. Here is a handful of them, from writers who let our team carry their manuscript over the line.
I came to MC Clurg Publishers with half a draft and low expectations. What came back read better than anything I could have written alone. Genuinely impressed by this team.
A few weeks into working with MC Clurg Publishers I stopped worrying entirely. Someone was always reachable, and not once did I have to chase an update.
Writing, editing, cover, listings — MC Clurg Publishers handled all of it while I got on with my actual job. Having one team own the whole thing made an enormous difference.
I priced this out with four other companies before choosing MC Clurg Publishers, and nobody came close on value. The work was careful, the process was calm, and the quote held.
Easy people to work with, start to finish. The team at MC Clurg Publishers stayed with my project right through launch instead of disappearing once the manuscript was signed off.
