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Dublin Publishing Group was created for authors who want the quality of a professional publishing team without handing over their rights, royalties, or creative control. We combine editorial care, custom typography, book production, and launch support in one practical service. We believe that self-publishing should never mean compromising on quality. Over the last decade, we have helped transition more than 1,200 drafts from raw manuscripts into gorgeous physical volumes and digital releases distributed globally.
77 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Block C, D02 VK08, Dublin, Ireland
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Dublin Publishing Group provided an exceptional publishing experience from start to finish. Their team is communicative, highly professional, and truly dedicated to bringing a manuscript to its highest standard.
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