Ebooks
Digital editions with clean formatting, a retail blurb, and categories a reader can browse.
Book publishing company in the USA
Bring a manuscript, a series idea, or a rough table of contents. Creative Tugs edits, designs, formats, and prepares print and digital editions while you keep the rights.
Editions we produce
The format changes the work. An ebook, a trade hardcover, a read-aloud picture book, and a photo book are different production paths.
Digital editions with clean formatting, a retail blurb, and categories a reader can browse.
Paperback and hardcover editions prepared for a general reader, with a proof before release.
A production-ready manuscript and script notes so narration starts from a stable text.
Image-led books with captions, sequence, and a print layout built around the photographs.
A publishing partner
Choosing a publishing partner changes the book people see. We work as a production studio: editors, designers, and formatters who keep your voice and make the package match the genre.
Confidential drafts stay confidential. We do not claim authorship unless you request a disclosed credit in writing. Sales rankings are not something we pretend to control.
Services
Clear scope
Some authors arrive with a polished file. Others arrive with interviews, a course, or half a novel. The plan names the edit, the format, the proof, and the release step so you are not buying a vague package.
Talk to an editor
Share the genre, the word count, and whether you need print, ebook, or both. The studio replies with the next practical step.
Contact the studioThe sequence stays the same even when the genre changes. Design never starts on a text you have not approved.
You share the manuscript and the reader you want. We name the edit level, formats, and schedule.
Structure, line, or copyediting happens before anyone designs a page. You answer queries in writing.
Cover, interior, and ebook are prepared. You review a proof and mark only the changes you still want.
Final files, metadata, and a launch checklist are delivered. Retail accounts stay in your name.
FAQ
If your question is about a genre, the genre pages go further. If it is about money, start with the cost guide on the blog and then ask for a manuscript-specific quote.
Read the full FAQA complete path covers editing, cover design, interior formatting, ebook and print files, metadata, and a launch checklist. You can also hire a single stage if the manuscript is already further along.
Cost depends on word count, edit level, illustration, and format. A short, clean ebook is a different project from an illustrated hardcover. Ask for a quote based on the manuscript, not a generic package.
Yes. You remain the author and rights holder. The studio is paid for the work. Retail accounts should be in your name unless you sign a different written agreement.
We prepare files and metadata that meet common ebook and print-on-demand specifications, and we can hand finished files to the accounts you control.
A focused ebook after copyediting can move in weeks. A structural edit plus hardcover proof takes longer. The schedule is set after we see the manuscript.
No. We guarantee the production steps in your agreement. Stores and readers decide sales. Anyone who promises a bestseller rank is selling a result they do not control.
Start with a publishing plan or a developmental edit. Design and printing begin after you approve the text.
Fiction, memoir, business, children's books, poetry, comics, and specialist nonfiction. Each genre page explains how the edition is handled.
Project notes from the kind of books the studio produces: memoir, business, picture books, and thrillers.
They treated the family chapters carefully and would not design the book until I approved every sensitive passage.
Mara V.MemoirThe framework survived editing. The book finally reads like something a client can use, not a stack of talks.
David ChoBusinessTrim size, rhyme, and art notes were decided together. The proof looked like a real children's book.
Helen ParkPicture bookThey caught a reveal that arrived too early. I would rather hear that before the book is for sale.
Andre WallaceThriller