Self Publishing – Kent
Self Publishing – Wiltshire
YouCaxton Publications provides expert help to local writers.
We publish in all genres but specialise in niche-non-fiction, memoir and art books. Over the last year we’ve published fifty titles on a wide range of subjects, among them several biographies and local histories, books on aspects of medicine, and a history of Asia’s financial industry, as well as a number of novels and poetry anthologies. We’re always looking for new books.
If you have a book which is ready, or nearly ready, for publication, please contact us; we’ll be happy to discuss your project and suggest what publishing route to follow – there’s no charge.
Our service is uniquely friendly to writers:
We can do the whole job for you or you can pick and mix from our services when you need help.
There are no contracts to tie you or your book to YouCaxton.
All of the costs are explained in advance so there are no surprises.
Our Print-On-Demand service means that you can order as many copies as you choose whenever you choose.
You retain copyright and all profits from sales.
We can help you to get your book onto Amazon and other online distributors as well as Kindle eBooks.
We supply ISBNs and barcodes free of charge and we can arrange for distribution through wholesalers.
Our services include:
Advice
Proof reading
Editing
Kindle eBooks
Amazon
Indexing
Book design
Cover design
Distribution
Short-run printing
Print management
Self Publishing Warwickshire
Self Publishing Tewkesbury
Self Publishing Stratford-on-Avon
Insight into a country of huge diversity, its climate, topography and different peoples.
Roger Stoakley
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Roger Stoakley travelled widely into remote areas of the country over a period of many years, while setting up a fund for destitute children. What he found is a revelation. He describes in compassionate and often humorous detail a society torn between the trappings of a modern state and a multitude of die-hard tribal customs and traditions that are difficult to reconcile. The joys and sufferings of the traditional and often impoverished families that the fund was designed to help are portrayed in vivid colours, together with Roger’s experiences while living with them. Through Kenyan Doors shows how, as a result of colonial rule, widely differing peoples of Cushitic, Nilotic, and Bantu backgrounds have been thrust together with those of European and Indian origin to form the modern state, and how big-city earners and hunter-gatherers must somehow act as fellow citizens. It demonstrates some of the huge barriers that must be overcome if they are to succeed. |
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Self Publishing Northampton
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