Jerry Johnston
GBDavin Lobo I just wanted to thank Davin Lobo for this quick help and guidance through the final phase of publishing Light in the Dark. He came on at a crucial time to get things done after my previous project manager left. He returned my calls promptly and quickly pushed through the last details needed to get my book finished.
Pete Hartgraves
GBGet your book published The publisher has stayed with me throughout the publishing process. Every chapter I send in is put in format and sent back to me for review. Every change I make is then corrected in the format and sent back to me for review. During my reviews, I always find something that I had missed before or want changed and there is never a problem. These guys are the best.
Ken Pennington
GBAshley's First Camping Trip Ashley's First Camping Trip is a children's book describing a little girls first camping trip with her grandparents. This was my first experience with Excel Book Writing. Overall, I think Ethan Rogers did an outstanding job in helping to get my book published. As noted I give them a five star rating.
Charles Fitzpatrick
GBBrandon Ross Brandon Ross has always provided outstanding customer support! He is an invaluable asset to Excel Book Writing!
Zeke Smith
GBDO NOT USE EXCEL DO NOT USE EXCEL! These people are useless. They mis-formatted the interior of my book in an egregious way such that the two-page spread illustrations were misaligned! Then they wanted to charge me a lot of money for them to fix their own mistake. They also suck at communicating, and most weeks they don't work on your project. They don't even open the file. Most of the 5-star reviews you see were coerced out their clients when their projects were going well, so keep that in mind when making a decision about where to put your money. *Addendum to original review* In Excel's response to me, they said "Upon reviewing your project, we found that all approvals were given for the formatting and layout, including the placement of two-page spread illustrations. However, we understand that sometimes preferences may change after publication..." My preferences never changed. Excel never showed me what that interior would look like in a printed version of the book. Turns out, the interior they created for me misaligned the two-page spreads. I thought I could trust Excel to do their job of formatting the interior of the book (after all, that is why I contracted them in the first place), but I was wrong. Whoops. Then they asked me for $300 to fix their own mistake.