Council of Literary Magazines and Presses and ePublishing Leader Vook Announce Partnership

NEW YORK, Feb. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Council of Literary Magazines and Presses boasting more than 550 independent literary publishers is working with Vook, an ePublishing industry leader, to bring their publishers access to Vook's innovative cloud-based ePublishing platform at a highly reduced rate.

With the latest version of the Vook platform, CLMP members will be able to create eBooks at scale with no third-party intermediary, and distribute directly to the major marketplaces. Vook is aiming to make it easier, simpler, and more cost effective to create great looking eBooks.

"We're very excited about this partnership with Vook, which will allow so many more of our publishers a place at the digital table," says Jeffrey Lependorf, CLMP's Executive Director.

"Vook is thrilled to offer its platform at a special rate to members of the CLMP," says Vook V.P. Of Business Development Matthew Cavnar. "This partnership is making it easier for small, independent literary organizations to share their work with a larger audience and create great looking eBooks on their own." 

Vook, a digital publishing platform, is the easiest way to create, enrich and distribute eBooks. Vook is currently accepting registrations for the Vook beta at http://www.vook.com

ABOUT VOOK

Vook has created the leading ePublishing platform, Vook. With Vook, it's easy to create and enhance great looking e-Books, distribute them to leading marketplaces, and track their sales. The platform has created e-books for leading publishers and content owners including the Harvard Business Review, Google, and Hay House, and noted authors including Seth Godin, Anne Rice and Deepak Chopra. For more information and to join the Vook beta, please visit http://www.vook.com or contact [email protected] for a consultation.

ABOUT THE COUNCIL OF LITERARY MAGAZINES AND PRESSES

The Council of Literary Magazines and Presses serves one of the most active segments of American arts and culture: the independent publishers of exceptional fiction, poetry and prose. Literary magazines and presses accomplish the backstage work of American literature: discovering new writers; supporting mid-career writers; and publishing the creative voices of communities underrepresented in the mainstream commercial culture. Since 1967, CLMP has provided direct technical assistance to independent literary publishers—helping through the business of publishing—and advocating on their behalf. For more information, visit: www.clmp.org.

SOURCE Vook