• The Tiger's Eye: Angel's of Mumbai, book cover

    The Tiger’s Eye by Scott Delaney is the Xulon Press February 2024 Book of the Month

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    Every month, the Xulon Press staff votes for the Book of the Month selection, and this month The Tiger’s Eye: Angels in Mumbai by Scott B. Delaney won by a landslide. If you enjoy reading books by Tim LaHaye, Frank Peretti, and Gregory David Roberts, you’ll want to add The Global Calling series to your “to be read” pile. To learn more about the inspiration behind The Tiger’s Eye: Angels in Mumbai, his favorite part of self-publishing, and what he hopes readers take away from his books, we sat down with Scott Delaney to get all the details on our latest Book of the Month.…

  • “Unraveled” by Deanna Lorea is Our January Book of the Month

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    As the new year begins, we are excited to announce our Book of the Month for January 2024 is Unraveled by Deanna Lorea. But what exactly is a Book of the Month, and why are we so thrilled about this particular selection? The Xulon Press “Book of the Month” is our staff’s pick that we believe will captivate our readers and encourage them to explore new authors and genres. Each month, our team carefully chooses a book that we think will engage and inspire our community, and we also share an interview with the author to add their insight into…

  • book cover of Anani and the Brave Hurricane Adventure (Anani y la valiente aventura del huracán), Doris Vega Baez

    Interview with Doris Vega Baez

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    Doris Vega Baez’s children’s book Anani and the Brave Hurricane Adventure (Anani y la valiente aventura del huracán) recently became a No. 1 New Release in Children’s Ancient Civilization Fiction on Amazon, as well as No. 1 New Release in Children’s Hispanic and Latino Stories. Plus, she’s also the Author Support Team Lead for Xulon Press. Doris spends her work days helping writers reach their goals of becoming published authors, and now that she’s a published author herself, I knew she’d have some amazing insights to share. To read our full interview with Doris Vega Baez, visit XulonPress.Substack.com. Q. Can…

  • finger on laptop keyboard with photo on the screen; how to check

    How to Check DPI

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    Have you ever heard of DPI? If you haven’t, DPI stands for “dots per inch” and refers to the resolution of an image. Regarding book printing, DPI is used for printer resolution and will indicate the clarity and detail of an image when printed on paper. So, 300 DPI means that every inch of an image contains 300 dots of ink. Plus, the higher the DPI, the better the quality of the image because there will be more ink droplets tightly grouped. Understanding what it is and how to check DPI is important if you want to print images inside…