Welcome to Lizmar Publishers - the publishing company which really cares for its writers. Unlike other book publishers we put action behind our words... as the saying goes: “ Talk is cheap but money buys the whiskey”.

The truth of the matter is, most publishers will give you some royalties or just a percentage of the sales. To be more precise - writers normally get less than ten percent of the royalties and some book publishers will even offer you as low as two percent of the overall sales of your book! This is not the whole story, as in addition to that, other publishers will refuse to promote your book... leaving you to do all of the hard work, while reaping none of the benefits!

This is why we have three different packages available to writers. These packages are designed to benefit you as the writer, so you can make money and get the fruits for your effort. Lizmar Publishing is revolutionizing the industry!

Please take some time to explore our site and see for yourself which of our packages suits you best.

How to write a book.

Are you one of those people walking around with a great story but do not know how to write it on paper?

Well look no further as we at Lizmar Publishers can give you some tips from the experts - yes indeed it is not necessary to reinvent the wheel, by following these few steps should get you going.

As individuals, we all do similar things differently. With writing a book it is no different. There are a thousand different methods and as the Writer, it’s your decision because in writing isn’t always a perfect process.

Here are some simple steps:

Step 1.
Some writers like to first map out their story ahead of time, while other writers jump into the story headfirst. While writing your book you will proceeds backwards, inside out, or upside down more often than forwards.

Step 2. 
Figure out what your story is going to be about and write a one sentence of what your novel is going to be about. Spend some time on this as this will be of great use later as a marketing tool for your novel.

This is called the plot. A plot needs a beginning, a middle, and an end. So to start, decide what the novel is about. Once you have the central idea your story will develop into a full fledged plot. It also must have conflict and a resolution pulled on by believable motivation that will make your writing static.

Take some time and expand the first sentence to a full paragraph describing the story setup, the major disasters, and then the ending of the novel. This should be about five sentences.

As a guide, each of the disasters takes a quarter of the book to develop and the ending takes the final quarter.

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