Your formats
Build paperback, ePub, and hardcover from one project. Turn on the formats you want; at least one is required, and each is produced to the same standard.
Publishing
Publish your book on the pipeline Hudley uses for its own titles.
Upload a manuscript and cover, fill in the metadata a retailer needs, add your ISBN, and run the same validated build pipeline behind Hudley Entertainment's own books. You keep your rights and your work; the pipeline handles the production.
What it does
From manuscript to retailer-ready, on a checked pipeline.
Retailer metadata
Title, author, edition, language, and the details a store needs to list a book — captured up front and validated, so nothing is missing when it matters.
Your ISBN
Bring the ISBN you purchased and assign it per format. The pipeline handles the formatting and keeps each edition's identifier straight.
A validated build
The same build pipeline Hudley runs for its own titles checks your project before it produces files, so problems surface early rather than after a rejection.
Your rights, your work
You confirm you hold the rights before uploading, and the book stays yours. Hudley produces the files; it does not take your work.
A project you can track
Each book is a project in your account with its own status, so you always know where it stands from first upload to finished build.
How it works
Four steps, nothing final until you say so.
1. Start the project
Get the basics on record — title, author, and the shape of the book. Nothing is final yet.
2. Add your files
Upload your manuscript and cover, and enter the retailer metadata and your ISBN for each format.
3. Run the build
The validated pipeline checks everything and produces your files, flagging anything that would trip up a retailer.
4. Take it to market
Leave with retailer-ready files for the formats you chose and the distribution route that fits your plan.
Ready when you are
Bring a manuscript. Leave with a book.
Start a project to see the steps, or talk with Hudley first if you want to walk through how your book would come together.