GRAMMATA facilitates self-publishing of digital books

Self-publishing

One of the most renowned companies in the digital reading device market and everything surrounding it has decided to launch a new and interesting self-publishing platform for digital books , also called eBooks, which aims to be a new tool for all those writers and publishers eager to see their dream of publishing a book fulfilled.

We're talking, of course, about the Spanish company GRAMMATA , headquartered in Granada, founded in 2002. Since then, it has grown steadily to become one of the most important companies in the sector, and its online bookstores, for example, already offer more than 55.000 different titles. Undoubtedly, its flagship products are all those published under the Papyre brand, which have enjoyed renowned success worldwide.

The new platform, named GRAMMATA Self-Publishing, aims to be a resource for many independent publishers who will find their needs met by having a tool that allows them to publish digital books in a simple, independent way and regardless of their country of origin.

The new platform is already fully operational for publishers in several countries such as Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, and Spain , and the Granada-based company has already begun to consider making it available to independent authors in the not-too-distant future—that is, to any of us who feel the need to see our literary work published.

Juan González de la Cámara, CEO and founder of GRAMMATA, said regarding this new development for his company: “The idea is that Colombian, Argentinian, Mexican, Spanish publishers and authors will have immediate access to the ability to market their digital titles in any Spanish-speaking country where the company is present.”

Thanks to this new desktop publishing system, both publishers and authors will also be able to have immediate access to all those markets in which GRAMMATA is present, which undoubtedly represents an option and a route of great interest.

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Source – self-publishing.grammata


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