Author Services & Publishing Models

We offer professional ghostwriting and editing services for visionaries, thought leaders, spiritual teachers, and transformational storytellers.

You maintain creative control and choose how your book comes to life  with flexible publishing and rights options tailored to your needs.

We believe in clarity, transparency, and empowerment.
Depending on your package, you decide who holds the publishing rights.

Who Owns Copyright?                       Who Owns/Royalties

Ghostwriting Only                                      You /100% 

Silverlace Imprint (Full Service)            You/100% 

Hybrid Partnership (Reduced Fee)       Shared /

                                                                              (e.g., 50/50)

• You can publish under your own name/imprint, and we’ll guide you through purchasing your ISBN.
• Or, publish under our imprint:  Silverlace Publishing , and we’ll handle ISBNs, Bowker registration, metadata, and publishing setup.

We provide both options depending on your budget, goals, and whether you want to be hands-on or hands-free.

We offer two models:

You pay us to ghostwrite, edit, or publish. You get 100% of the royalties.
We hand everything over  clean and complete.

If you prefer to reduce your upfront fee, we offer a revenue share model:

• You pay less upfront
• We retain publishing rights (or share them)
• We split future royalties (typically 50/50)
• Perfect for authors who want professional support but need a flexible budget

This is mutually beneficial and ideal for creators who believe in their long-term success but want help managing logistics.

1.  Publishing under the Silverlace imprint
2.  ISBNs and metadata management
3.  Distribution through Amazon, IngramSpark, and more
4. Ongoing royalty collection & transparent accounting
5.  Optional marketing support, cover updates, audiobook licensing
6. Shared ownership or license (clearly defined in your contract

Every project includes a clear contract with:

• Scope of work
• Royalty terms (if applicable)
• ISBN and rights ownership
• Term length (typically 5–10 years for shared projects)
• Termination clause if either party wants to opt out