Many AuthorScope books use Print-On-Demand technology for printing paperbacks. But if you require a quantity of books, usually five hundred or more — or if you require a hardcover edition of your work, then commercial book printing and binding may be the right path for you.
There are many options to consider when planning to print a book commercially. Issues include:
- Book dimensions
- Paper selection
- Bleed or no-bleed interior
- Color or black-and-white
- Book case material and thickness
- Foil or non-foil spine text
- Cover stock choice
- Cover laminate choice
- Special cover varnishes or embossing
- For dustjackets, flap dimensions
AuthorScope has relationships with multiple book printers and can help select the right one for your book, then manage the entire creative and production process from start to finish.
It all begins with a brief consultation to help you determine the specifications for your book printing job. When we understand your needs, we can develop a quotation of costs for you.
Get started today with a free consultation.