EcoTen Publishing Competitors

Greenleaf Book Group is a publisher and distributor that specializes in the development of independent authors and the growth of small presses. Our publishing model was designed to support the independent author and to make it possible for writers to retain the rights to their work and still compete with the major publishing houses. In addition to the books we publish, we distribute select titles from small and independent publishers to major trade outlets, including bookstores, libraries, and airport retailers. We serve the small and independent publishing community by offering industry guidance, business development, and unmatched production, distribution, and marketing services. NOTICE: Beware of Scammers Impersonating Greenleaf Employees We have recently seen a few cases of scammers impersonating our employees and reaching out to authors using fake email addresses and our staff's photos to sell fake services. Our emails will always come from an @greenleafbookgroup.com email address. If you're unsure about an email you receive, forward it to contact@greenleafbookgroup.com and we'll verify if it came from us.

We believe that books have the ability to transform people's lives, and it is for that reason that we aim to publish books, across all genres, whose contents focus on improving animal rights, human rights, and/or environmental concerns, all while maintaining a strict level of sustainability in our production process. The goal of EcoLit Press is to publish books that encourage readers to appreciate and nurture our planet and all of its living creatures.

Founded in 2007, Eco-Libris is a green company working to green up the book industry by promoting the adoption of green practices in the industry, balancing out books by planting trees, and supporting green books. To achieve these goals Eco-Libris is working with book readers, publishers, authors, bookstores and others in the book industry worldwide. So far Eco-Libris balanced out over 159,000 books, which results in more than 169,000 new trees planted with its planting partners in developing countries. You can find more information on Eco-Libris at http://www.ecolibris.net