An 8-week guided experience, taught personally and live by Jossalyn — who has spent years doing this work inside a real publishing house.
You can search "how to publish a book" and get forty answers. What I can't get from a search bar is which answer applies to your book, in what order, and why. That's the part that actually costs authors money, time, and — sometimes — control of their own work.
For years, JT Publishing House has taken authors from manuscript to published book — the ISBNs, the platform setup, the cover specs, the distribution calls, the mistakes that cost people money and ownership of their own work.
Most authors don't need someone to publish their book for them, every time, forever. They need to actually understand the process once — so they own it for this book, and every one after it.
You've carried this book long enough. This is how you finally finish it — on your terms, in your control. Enrollment closes in 48 hours.
— Jossalyn, Founder, JT Publishing House
The same process used behind the scenes at JT Publishing House — taught directly to you, in order, with nothing skipped.
Get your manuscript truly ready, and understand the ISBNs, copyright, and ownership decisions that determine whether you control your own book.
Turn a manuscript into a professional book — editing, formatting, cover design, and how to work with vendors without getting taken advantage of.
Get your book live on Amazon KDP or other distributors, priced and positioned so it's actually found, not just published.
A real plan for launch — and know exactly what to do in the weeks after your book goes live.
Every live session includes open Q&A — bring your questions. Week 8 closes with your personal Publishing Roadmap, built around where your book actually stands.
This first cohort is intentionally small — real room for questions, not a video library you forget about.
You can — and you'll spend hours working out which advice actually applies to your book. The information isn't scarce. Knowing what matters, in what order, and why is what this teaches.
Especially you. If someone else handled the process the first time (could have been us 😉), you have a published book you don't fully understand. This time, you own the process.
No — but the closer you are, the more you'll be able to apply in real time. If you're still writing, you'll leave knowing exactly what's required when it's ready.
I won't promise something outside my control. Some of you will publish during the 8 weeks. Others will leave with the roadmap and finish production after. Either way, you'll understand the process for your book and every book after it.