Small Press Publishing Collective
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Small Press Publishing Collective *
A monthly, drop-in Q&A with the publisher of Unsolicited Press.
Publisher Office Hours is a listening-first, live group Q&A for writers who want clear, honest answers about small-press publishing—without committing to a consult.
You can come just to listen.
You can submit a question in advance.
You’re never required to speak.
This is about clarity, not performance.
Not everyone needs a consult.
Have questions about publishing? Or what to do next?
Ask a small press publisher—privately.
A short, honest diagnostic from the publisher of Unsolicited Press—without the pressure of a call.
Most writers aren’t stuck because they lack talent.
They’re stuck because no one has told them the truth.
Most writers don’t need a full consult.
They need someone to answer their actual questions—clearly and honestly—without turning it into a performance.
A direct, honest, no-gatekeeping conversation about publishing.
Publishing is full of secrecy. You deserve transparency. In this 1-hour session, you get unfiltered guidance from the Publisher of Unsolicited Press — someone who actually understands how the industry works from the inside and cares enough to tell you the truth.
This is the place to ask the questions you can’t find clear answers to online.
A complete, sustainable, ready-to-use social media campaign for authors.
$250
Many authors want to maintain a social media presence during their launch season — but planning 12 weeks of posts across multiple platforms can be overwhelming and time-consuming.
This service gives authors a full 12-week content plan tailored to their book + a 30-minute strategy call to align tone, goals, energy, and platforms.
It’s affordable, ethical, and sustainable — and built specifically for writers who want a little more structure without outsourcing their entire marketing identity.
Plan your launch with a publisher, then implement it yourself with a complete toolkit.
$295
A complete, affordable, one-time publicity solution for authors.
Most authors are expected to market their own books — but the industry rarely teaches them how, and almost never in a way that feels human and sustainable.
The DIY Publicity Toolkit + Strategy Session is a hybrid offering created by Unsolicited Press for authors who want:
one-on-one guidance at the start
a clear, realistic plan
and a self-paced system they can run on their own
You get a 45-minute power session with the Publisher of Unsolicited Press plus a complete DIY publicity framework you can keep using for every book you write.
A 12-Week Publicity Accelerator for Authors
Launch your book with clarity, momentum, and integrity.
$750
Most authors are expected to market their own books, but the industry never teaches them how. The Author PR Season is a 12-week guided publicity program that gives authors the tools, structure, and support they need to launch and sustain their book’s visibility — without burning out or begging for attention.
This is not a PR service.
This is skill-building, empowerment, and community-driven strategy for serious authors.
Stop spinning. Start moving.
Most writers get stuck because they can’t see what their manuscript needs next. The Manuscript Roadmap gives you a clear, strategic plan — created by a working publisher and developmental editor — so you can revise with confidence.
This is the direction you’ve been craving.
Three months. Real accountability. Real transformation.
This is for writers who are serious about revision — not dabbling, not dabbling, committing. We work in a small, intimate cohort of dedicated writers ready to reshape their manuscript into something powerful, cohesive, and alive.
Tuition: $2,100–$3,600, based on size of project.
A self-paced video course with weekly live Q&As.
$750
Most writers are taught to “be grateful” and “wait their turn,” while the publishing industry quietly maintains its secrecy, gatekeeping, and predatory practices. This program breaks that system open.
Publish Without Being Exploited is an eight-week course that teaches you everything the publishing world avoids saying out loud — but in a flexible, accessible format that fits your life.
