How to Conquer: “Post-Fright”
The undeniable truth of publishing is that in order to sell books, you have to be a promoter and marketer. If you’re anyone other than Malcolm Gladwell chances are slim that you’ll have a...
How2Conquer is a boutique indie book publisher proudly based in East Atlanta Village (the coolest neighborhood in the Southeast). We connect subject experts with the subject curious through empowering nonfiction books. We launched in 2016 with a goal of making learning fresh and engaging because readers aren’t idiots. Or dummies.
Our books utilize stories, graphics, and creativity to help readers conquer new things. Could we be the right home for your book?
New & Forthcoming
Your Range Card for Life
John Riotte
Paperback: $12.99
eBook: $5.99
How Not to Suck at Marketing
Jeff Perkins
Paperback: $16.99
eBook: $9.99
Spin the Bottle Service
Kirsten and Paul Moxness
Paperback: $16.99
eBook: $9.99
So, You Want to Get into Corporate Security?
Carlos Francisco
Paperback: $16.99
eBook: $9.99
From Our Blog
Putting Words on the Page
Drivel is better than the blank page. Adjust your thinking and get back to work. You’ve probably heard the quotation oft ascribed to Hemingway: There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down...
Starting a Book Club? Here’s 8 Things to Think About
What do you need for a book club? People and books – that’s about it! But here’s a few things you may want to think about as you’re getting ready for that first meeting. Who is invited? Is...
Readers’ Rendezvous
October is National Reading Group Month! Soon after moving back to the Newcastle-Gateshead area in 2015, I posted in my new neighborhood’s Facebook group to find out if there was a local book club....
What is Hybrid Publishing?
Hybrid publishers are not self-publishing providers or vanity presses. So what makes this model different from traditional publishing? If you’d asked me five years ago what hybrid publishing was, I...
How to (Really) Format Your Manuscript
Some publishers specify guidelines. There’s plenty of general advice out there about margins, font, etc. But have you tried using styles? When I started writing my first (and still back-burner WIP)...