Your editor will discuss the editorial process with you at the start of your project. Our guiding principle is to work with authors in a way that suits them but our editors also have a wealth of expertise and experience, which may mean they suggest an alternative editorial approach to the one you had in mind.

You won’t need to worry about finding or managing illustrations—our experienced team will source the perfect illustrator to pair with your project, and handle all the art direction through the process. We will work closely with the illustrator throughout the creation of the book, keeping you updated with roughs, finals and any edits. You will have a chance to see the illustrator choice before work begins, and to review and input into the progress and any character and style development at key points during the book’s development.

Whenever Biblical theology is going to be incorporated into artwork, such as in a picture book retelling a Bible story, we work with professing Christians. For other types of artwork, we do sometimes select non-Christians. We pray for them as they work, that they will encounter Christ!

You’re welcome to collect your ideas on your author whiteboard. We’ll check the notes you’ve left there when our team starts working on your title and cover. Your editor will take your input and their own ideas, alongside the vision initially expressed by the Publishing Board when the book was commissioned, and create a design brief which our Design Team will work from. We always want our authors to love their covers but also trust the expertise of our award-winning Design Team. At the end of the process you’ll have a chance to approve the final cover. Please note, if your book is part of a series with a unified format, such as a Good Book Guide, we’ll follow the usual template.

Your editor will discuss the editorial process with you at the start of your project. Our guiding principle is to work with authors in a way that suits them but our editors also have a wealth of expertise and experience, which may mean they suggest an alternative editorial approach to the one you had in mind.

You won’t need to worry about finding or managing illustrations—our experienced team will source the perfect illustrator to pair with your project, and handle all the art direction through the process. We will work closely with the illustrator throughout the creation of the book, keeping you updated with roughs, finals and any edits. You will have a chance to see the illustrator choice before work begins, and to review and input into the progress and any character and style development at key points during the book’s development.

Whenever Biblical theology is going to be incorporated into artwork, such as in a picture book retelling a Bible story, we work with professing Christians. For other types of artwork, we do sometimes select non-Christians. We pray for them as they work, that they will encounter Christ!

You’re welcome to collect your ideas on your author whiteboard. We’ll check the notes you’ve left there when our team starts working on your title and cover. Your editor will take your input and their own ideas, alongside the vision initially expressed by the Publishing Board when the book was commissioned, and create a design brief which our Design Team will work from. We always want our authors to love their covers but also trust the expertise of our award-winning Design Team. At the end of the process you’ll have a chance to approve the final cover. Please note, if your book is part of a series with a unified format, such as a Good Book Guide, we’ll follow the usual template.