Me. Write a Book? Yes... YOU!
Thirty up-and-coming writers got publishing deals on WEbook. You can too.
In traditional publishing, a few editors hand pick their favorites (and their friends) to get published. At WEbook, YOU get to vote for the next big writer or the next breakthrough novel.
Can I Get Published by WEbook?
Yes! Start by registering for WEbook.com.
The WEbooks and Their Authors
WEbook held its
inaugural online voting cycle in the summer of 2008. WEbook
writers submitted over 200 manuscripts, and community members read and voted for
their favorites. In the fall of 2008, another three books were selected by the community. Check out the books on sale now and the ones in line for publication the near future!
101
Things Every Man Should Know How to Do is the ultimate
grab-bag manthology -- spanning everything from
cooking steak to fighting bears, from buying cars to tipping strippers.The 28 authors of 101 Things Every Man Should Know How to Do include nine women and nineteen men from locales as widespread as France,
England, Austria, Korea, and New Jersey.
We will always remember where we were on January 20, 2009, when Barack Obama took the oath of office. This first ever community-sourced history offers a collection of perspectives from 58 on-the-ground WEbook observers, including an American Book Award winner, a Ugandan journalist, a 15-year-old high school student, an NBA player/poet, and a Baptist pastor from Texas. Each is a history unto itself, but together they are as immediate and authentic as the day they chronicle. Relive and remember that historic day! Check out Jan 20 2009.
To be published soon!
Shirt for Dessert tells the tale of
Marley Barley, who sucks on her clothes. Why does she do it? No one
knows! In this charming, rhyming children's book, Marley's parents search
for creative ways to get their daughter to stop eating her clothes...and start
eating her vegetables! Author Jayne Bonilla is a
mother of three — two of them teenagers.
The
Legend of Vinny Whiskers Set in a zoo known as
the “Catch”—and based on a real-life zoo-keeping disaster—The Legend of Vinny Whiskers brings to life a compelling, complex, and fully-realized animal society. It's Animal Farm meets the modern realities of overpopulation and climate change. Author Gregory Kemp, a.k.a.
infynitemonkeys, lives in Vienna,
Austria, where he is busy studying German and “failing at the art of
homemaking.”
The First WEbook
Seventeen talented writers collaborated on international thriller Pandora, WEbook's first published book. Check it out or buy it today.