Often we don’t know people behind the emails and issues they help us to solve. We have a team of dedicated people working in our Customer Care department. Today we would like to introduce you to one of our Customer Care representatives – Rafael Viana. 1. What do you do at Omniscriptum? I am a […]

All publishing houses work to make the publishing process easy and enjoyable for their authors. However, it still can be a time-consuming and demanding task to launch a book successfully. In this article, we would like to discuss some obstacles that should be taken into consideration when searching for a publisher. We will give you

Giulia Drummond is our team member from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, since the year 2013. Working as an editor and leading her team of editors. She is assisting the authors in reaching their dream to publish their books and helping other editors to do the same. We are delighted to share this interview with you.

As the content of your book is essential, so is the layout. Working with authors over the years, we have observed common mistakes the authors tend to make when writing a book. We decided to share the top six mistakes to avoid to have your book published sooner. Avoid adding blank pages One of the

Eugenia Rosca has been part of Omniscriptum team since mid-January, 2018. Now spending most of her time reading manuscripts, reviewing and working closely with authors in our new project Editorial Books. In between emails and manuscripts, she found time to tell more about herself and work she is doing for us here at Omniscriptum. Get

Why Print on Demand is the future of book publishing in Africa? There are so many ways how a book can be published and one of them is Print On Demand (POD for short!). You might have come across the confusion that Print On Demand is self-publishing, but this is definitely not the case! Print