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Authors Pencil is a one-stop solution for authors because we can breathe life into any manuscript. We guide you through every step of your journey as an author, from structuring your story to packaging your digital book and selling it in-store. Authors Pencil is a writing service company that offers editing, publishing, book coaching, and marketing services. It helps people to write, publish, and market masterpieces. Publishing professionals ask the author questions, help structure the ideas, and translate these into words. Authors Pencil offers a complete suite of services, including book writing, editing, guided author, publishing, book launch, elite ghostwriting, marketing, and many others.
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7901 4th St N St. Petersburg, FL 33702, 33702, St. Petersburg, United States
- +1 (786) 840-5881
- querry@authorspencil.com
- authorspencil.com
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