Submit Your Book to The Beacon Book Club

The Beacon Book Club · Authors and publishers

We sell your book. Then we tell our audience about it.

List your book in The Beacon Book Club and it gets more than a product page. We promote Book Club titles to the Spreely audience by email, in reviews, and on our shows.

How we promote your book

An author holding his book talks with a host across a studio table with microphones.
  • Guest interviews

    Come on a Spreely show or podcast as a guest and talk about your book yourself.

  • Host reads

    Spreely hosts recommend your book on air, in their own voice, to listeners who trust them.

  • Email promotions

    Your book featured in emails sent to Spreely subscribers, with a direct link to buy.

  • Book reviews

    A published review that gives readers a reason to pick your book up.

  • 80% to youOf each sale, after print and card-processing costs.
  • You set the priceFor every format you sell.
  • Paid monthlyTo the payout email you give us.
  • We do the restCheckout, ebook and audiobook delivery, paperback printing and shipping.

What you can sell

  • EbookEPUB, and PDF if you have one.
  • AudiobookA ZIP of MP3s or a single M4B file.
  • PaperbackPrinted to order from your interior and cover PDFs. No inventory, nothing for you to ship.
  • Amazon linkOptional. We can show a Buy on Amazon link next to your book.

You must own the rights to sell each format you submit. Ebooks enrolled in KDP Select and audiobooks under an exclusive Audible agreement cannot be sold here.

Tell us about your book

Please read the Beacon Book Club Author Agreement before you submit.

About you
Your book
2–3 sentences.
Formats and pricesTick each format you want to sell and set its price in USD.
PromotionTell us which of these you would like for your book.
Files and payout
Dropbox, Google Drive or similar. Include your cover image, ebook, audio and print PDFs.
PayPal, or where we should send payment details.

We review every submission and reply within a few business days. We may decline titles that do not fit the marketplace.