Authored Books
For scholars, teachers, professionals and independent authors developing an original single- or multi-author book.
Suitable forMonographs, academic books, professional books and general non-fiction.
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For Authors, Editors & Institutions
Publish Your Book with Globook Press
Bring a serious book idea, manuscript or edited-volume concept into a structured publishing process designed for academic, educational and professional work.
Submitting an enquiry or proposal does not guarantee acceptance or create a publishing contract.
Proposal-ledEvery project begins with a clear publishing proposal.
Editorially structuredAccepted projects move through a defined review and production process.
Agreement-basedCommercial, copyright and publishing terms are documented before production.
Metadata-readyEligible titles are prepared with professional publication metadata.
Publishing Options
Choose the pathway that fits your book
Different projects need different editorial and production approaches. Start with the route closest to your manuscript or idea.
Edited Books
For editors coordinating a focused volume with chapters contributed by multiple authors.
Suitable forThematic edited volumes, interdisciplinary collections and scholarly compilations.
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Textbooks
For structured educational manuscripts designed around a defined subject, course or learner group.
Suitable forUndergraduate, postgraduate and classroom-oriented teaching material.
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Academic & Research Books
For research-led, scholarly and interdisciplinary work written for academic or specialist readers.
Suitable forResearch monographs, scholarly syntheses and subject-focused reference works.
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Competitive Examination Books
For exam-oriented learning resources prepared with a clear syllabus, audience and pedagogic purpose.
Suitable forSubject guides, objective books, revision resources and verified PYQ-based titles.
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Reference & Professional Books
For specialist material that helps readers study, teach, practise or work within a defined field.
Suitable forHandbooks, manuals, professional references and specialist guides.
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Who Can Publish
A strong project matters more than a job title
Proposals are considered according to subject relevance, originality, quality, intended readership and publishing suitability.
- Professors, teachers and academic professionals
- Researchers and scholars
- Subject specialists and working professionals
- Independent authors with a clearly defined book project
- Editors developing a coherent multi-author volume
- Colleges, universities, departments, associations and institutions
Manuscript expectations
Responsible publishing starts with responsible authorship
- Original, lawfully usable work with a clear structure.
- Appropriate citations and attribution where required.
- No plagiarized or unauthorized copyrighted material.
- Permissions for third-party figures, images, tables or substantial extracts where required.
- Accurate contributor information and responsibility for factual content.
Publishing Process
From proposal to publication
The exact path can vary by project, but the publishing process follows a clear sequence rather than an automatic acceptance model.
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Submit a Proposal
Share the proposed title, subject, synopsis, audience, manuscript status and a tentative contents plan.
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Initial Publishing Review
The proposal is reviewed for subject fit, originality, reader value, readiness and publishing suitability.
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Proposal Discussion
If the project is suitable to explore further, scope, responsibilities, format and production expectations are discussed.
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Manuscript Submission
A complete or substantially developed manuscript is provided in the agreed format for editorial assessment.
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Editorial & Quality Review
Depending on the nature of the work, editorial or subject-expert review may be used before production.
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Agreement & Production
Publishing terms are documented before typesetting, cover work, metadata preparation and proofing begin.
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Author / Editor Proof Approval
Production proofs are reviewed and required corrections are resolved before release.
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Publication & Availability
The approved title is prepared for publication and catalogue availability according to the agreed publishing plan.
Publishing Support
Professional production around the manuscript
Services are applied according to the accepted project and publishing agreement rather than promised as a one-size-fits-all package.
Editorial Coordination
Structured communication and production coordination from accepted manuscript to final proof.
Typesetting & Interior Design
Professional preparation of book interiors for readability, consistency and print production.
Cover Design
Cover development aligned with the book subject, readership and Globook Press identity standards.
Publication Metadata
Structured title, contributor and bibliographic metadata prepared for publication and discovery.
ISBN Support
ISBN and related publication metadata support for eligible titles, as applicable to the project.
Catalogue & Author Profiles
Eligible published titles and contributors may be presented through Globook Press catalogue and profile pages.
Publishing Areas
Academic, educational and professional subjects
Globook Press considers proposals across a broad range of disciplines and interdisciplinary fields. Suitability is assessed project by project.
Arts & HumanitiesSocial SciencesCommerce & ManagementEducationScienceTechnology & EngineeringComputer ScienceHealth & Allied SciencesPhysical Education & SportsLaw & GovernanceLanguage & LiteratureInterdisciplinary StudiesCompetitive Examinations
Before You Submit
Prepare a proposal that answers the important questions
A focused proposal helps the publishing team understand the book before asking for a full production-ready manuscript.
Prepare Your Book Proposal- A proposed title and subtitle, if applicable
- The book type and primary subject area
- A concise synopsis explaining the purpose and scope
- A clearly identified target readership
- A tentative table of contents or chapter plan
- The current manuscript stage and approximate length
- Author/editor details and relevant subject background
- Information about third-party material or permissions, where applicable
Responsible Publishing
Clear expectations before production begins
Originality & permissions
Submissions may be screened for originality and plagiarism. Authors and editors remain responsible for lawful use, accurate attribution and permissions for third-party material.
Copyright & publishing rights
Copyright, licensing, publishing rights and usage permissions are governed by the individual publishing agreement for an accepted project.
Commercial terms
Royalty, production charges and commercial arrangements are discussed and documented before the publishing agreement is finalized. No fixed percentage or fee is implied by this page.
Timelines & availability
Evaluation and production timelines vary with manuscript readiness, review, corrections and production requirements. Distribution and digital options depend on the accepted publishing plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before you approach the publishing team
Who can submit a publishing proposal?
Professors, teachers, researchers, professionals, subject experts, independent authors, editors and institutions may submit proposals. Evaluation focuses on the project itself, including relevance, originality, quality, audience and publishing suitability.
Do I need a complete manuscript before I approach Globook Press?
A complete manuscript is helpful but is not always necessary at proposal stage. The proposal should clearly explain the book, audience, structure and current manuscript status.
Does submitting a proposal guarantee publication?
No. Every proposal is reviewed for publishing suitability, and submission does not create a publishing contract or guarantee acceptance.
Can I propose an edited book with multiple chapter contributors?
Yes. Edited books may be considered when the volume has a clear theme, editorial plan, contributor strategy and defined academic or professional audience.
Do you consider textbooks and competitive examination books?
Yes, suitable textbook and examination-oriented proposals may be considered when the learning objective, target audience and content structure are clearly defined.
Do you provide ISBN?
Eligible titles may receive ISBN and publication metadata support as applicable to the accepted project and publishing arrangement.
Are publishing charges applicable?
Publishing or production charges, if applicable, depend on the scope, format and production requirements of the project and are communicated before a publishing agreement is finalized.
How long does proposal evaluation or publication take?
Timelines vary according to the subject, completeness of the proposal, manuscript readiness, review requirements, corrections and production needs. No fixed acceptance or publication time is guaranteed.
Can I submit a manuscript in Hindi?
Globook Press may consider manuscripts in English, Hindi and selected Indian languages depending on the project and production requirements.
Who is responsible for copyright permissions?
Authors and editors are responsible for originality, accurate attribution and obtaining permissions for third-party material where required. Copyright, licensing and publishing rights are governed by the final publishing agreement.
Have a Book Idea or Manuscript?
Start with a clear publishing proposal.
Review what to prepare, then discuss your project with the Globook Press publishing team.