Covers
Cover design
Market-ready covers for print and digital catalogs, aligned to genre and brand. The one image that has to win in a retailer grid.
Publishing
Digital publishing desk work: market-ready covers, interior layout, author platforms, and US-hour operations so a catalog does not wait on a time zone.
The practice
We treat publishing like a product. Covers, interiors, author sites, and night-shift coverage sit on one calendar — so an international desk keeps moving when the US market is awake. Print and digital files come from the same system.
Genre first. The one image the cover must win in a retailer grid. Interiors that hold in print and on glass. Author or publisher tools when the desk needs more than files. Weekly proofs. US-hour coverage so the catalog does not sit because a time zone is asleep.
A pub date is a product. The catalog does not wait on a time zone.
Stills from the practice. The work changes. The review does not.
Publishers and author desks that need covers, interiors, and night-shift ops on one calendar.
Covers
Market-ready covers for print and digital catalogs, aligned to genre and brand. The one image that has to win in a retailer grid.
Interiors
Clean typography and production files for eBook and print workflows. Print and digital from the same system — not two vendors.
Platforms
Sites and tools authors and publishers use to manage titles and releases. The catalog as a product.
Ops
Night-shift coverage and process support so international desks keep moving when the US market is awake.
Genre first. Print and digital from one system. Coverage when US desks are awake.
Genre, market, and the one image the cover must win.
Print and digital files from the same system.
Author or publisher tools if the desk needs more than files.
US-hour ops so the catalog does not wait on a time zone.
What a stakeholder can point to once the practice is live.

Covers and interiors that hold in a retailer grid.

Design and ops move together, not as two vendors.

Night-shift coverage for American publishing teams.
The work transfers with the release. Source, files, and a named owner stay with the stakeholder.
Market-ready covers
Interior files for print and digital
Author or publisher tools when needed
US-hour coverage on the calendar
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