Slow Learner Press books provide the insights of self learners whose motivation is to help others have an easier time of it than they did.
Written in a clear expository style and an engaging tone that assumes good will on the part of the reader, each Slow Learner Press book offers constructive points of view not well articulated in its market niche.
First titles will be published beginning Spring, 2018.
Do you have multiple degrees and professional certificates in the subject of your book? Are you a well known expert in your field?
If so, Slow Learner Press is probably not the publisher for you.
We look for helpful books written by generally competent people who figured out for themselves how to succeed at endeavors apart from their educational background or professional expertise.
Thus, if we were to publish a guide for Little League coaches, we’d rather the author be a long time assistant coach than a former professional baseball player or the coach of the team that won the Little League World Series.
If we were to publish a book for new dads (and we are), we’d rather the author be the father of a large family than a famous pediatrician or psychologist.
If you have not been able to attract the attention of publishers and agents because you don’t offer them the instant credibility and platform of a traditionally credentialed expert, we may want to talk.
Slow Learner Press offers an opportunity for writers whose works meet our narrow criteria to affiliate with a nameplate that will establish credibility as a source of well written constructive, practical nonfiction.
To be considered for publication by Slow Learner Press, works must be:
Slow Learner Press works with only a small number of writers, so the level of editorial and production assistance will be tailored to the needs of each. If your book fits our profile and meets our quality standards, we will help you publish and market it almost as inexpensively as you could do it yourself.
If you’d like to know more, please drop me an email.
Slow Learner Press aspires to publish a steady supply of short, nonfiction books, knowing that most will generate insignificant revenues, but believing topical relevance, quality writing, short production cycle, low marketing costs, and the well-focused ethos of the nameplate will produce a profitable business model. We’re aiming for a lot of infield singles, not three-run homers.
