They sound good, but that's what makes me suspicious
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Craft Chat Wolfpack Publishing: Anyone know anything about them?
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Yes, Wolfpack Publishing is a legitimate, traditional independent book publisher founded in 2013 and based in Las Vegas, Nevada. They do not charge authors upfront fees to publish, focusing instead on digital and print sales—notably specializing in Westerns, action-adventure, and thriller genres alongside imprints like Wise Wolf Books and Rough Edges Press.
Yes, Wolfpack Publishing is a legitimate, traditional independent book publisher founded in 2013 and based in Las Vegas, Nevada. They do not charge authors upfront fees to publish, focusing instead on digital and print sales—notably specializing in Westerns, action-adventure, and thriller genres alongside imprints like Wise Wolf Books and Rough Edges Press.
The only problem I see with Wolf Pack is that they work in an area that I never read or write. On the other hand, I'm curious to see what Westerns are like in 2026 and could consider searching the library for one when I'm back in the States. I'll bet that with a bit of poking around, you could find five or six more like them - indeed, their addresses alone would give them away.
In the USA, publishers like this one (and there are hundreds across dozens of specialties) make up the majority of what you see in bookstores and libraries. I suspect it's the same in most other places too, but I have no way of checking. However, the next time you're in a bookstore, spend some time investigating what percentage of titles are from the big 5, smaller companies like Wolf Pack, and if there are any self-published books at all.
In the USA, publishers like this one (and there are hundreds across dozens of specialties) make up the majority of what you see in bookstores and libraries. I suspect it's the same in most other places too, but I have no way of checking. However, the next time you're in a bookstore, spend some time investigating what percentage of titles are from the big 5, smaller companies like Wolf Pack, and if there are any self-published books at all.
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Thanks RK. Wise Wolf Books.
I might submit to them.
And Rough edges kind of seems up your alley?
roughedgespress.com
I might submit to them.
And Rough edges kind of seems up your alley?
Submissions | Rough Edges Press
roughedgespress.com
Thanks! I've bookmarked that one. Still got to polish the MG before turning my hand to the murder one 
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