Ghostwriting
Expert writers turn your notes, interviews or half-finished chapters into a clean, publish-ready draft that still sounds like you.
Self-publishing services for US authors
Most self-publishing services stop at uploading your file to Amazon. Aero Publishing gets your title into the same wholesale catalogue that bookstores and libraries actually order from, alongside full editing, cover design, formatting and a launch campaign built for your genre.
Send us what you have. An editor reads it and calls you within one business day with an honest opinion and a costed plan.
Distributed through
AmazonBarnes & NobleIngramApple BooksKoboGoogle PlayAudibleWhat we handle
Most authors stall in the gap between finishing a draft and knowing what happens next. We close that gap. Take the full package or hire us for a single service.
Expert writers turn your notes, interviews or half-finished chapters into a clean, publish-ready draft that still sounds like you.
Developmental editing for structure and argument, line editing for rhythm, and a final proof so nothing embarrassing reaches print.
Covers built to compete in your category thumbnail, and interiors typeset properly for paperback, hardcover and every e-reader.
ISBN registration in your name, copyright filing, and placement in the wholesale catalogue that bookstores and libraries order from.
Professional narration, direction and mastering to Audible and Apple specification, so your book reaches listeners as well as readers.
Launch campaigns, review outreach, Amazon listing optimisation, press and book fair placement, aimed at readers who buy your genre.
The part most services skip
Plenty of self-publishing services stop at uploading your file to Amazon and calling it done. That reaches readers already searching for your exact title. It does not reach a bookstore buyer, a librarian building next quarter's order, or a reader browsing a shelf who has never heard your name. Ours does both.
Print and digital editions sit under a single retailer record, so a reader who finds your paperback also sees the Kindle edition, and vice versa. Most self-publishing services list these separately, which splits your reviews and your ranking.
Ingram is the same wholesale system that traditional publishers list through. Being in it does not guarantee a store stocks you, but it means any store or library that wants to order your book is able to, in one click, at standard trade terms.
Worth being straight about: listing in a retailer's catalogue is not the same as a bookstore stocking it on a shelf. Shelf placement is always the retailer's own decision, and no honest publisher can promise otherwise. What we guarantee is that any store or library wanting to order your book is able to, and that your marketing package includes outreach aimed at making that decision easier for them.
Reach, in numbers
Two minute check
Answer three questions and we will tell you which step actually comes next, even if that step is not hiring us.
How it works
Send whatever you have. An editor reads it and writes back a plain assessment of what it needs. No charge, no commitment.
Ghostwriting if the draft is unfinished, then developmental editing, line editing and proofreading, with your notes at every handoff.
Cover concepts, interior typesetting, ISBN and copyright registration, then final proofs. Nothing prints until you sign off in writing.
Your book goes live across every channel at once, and the launch campaign begins so readers, stores and libraries can find it.
Your options
All three are legitimate routes. Here is an honest comparison so you can pick the one that suits your book and your patience.
| Compare | Doing it yourself | Traditional publishing | Aero Publishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to publish | Months to years, entirely on your own schedule | Often 18 months or more, if an agent says yes at all | Typically 3 to 6 months from kickoff |
| Getting accepted | No gatekeeper, anyone can publish | Requires an agent, then a publisher, then luck | No gatekeeper, we work with what you have |
| Editing and design | You find, vet and manage each freelancer yourself | Provided, but you get little say in the outcome | One team, one manager, your approval at every stage |
| Distribution | Usually one platform, listed separately by format | Wide, if the publisher chooses to prioritise you | 7 channels, one listing per format, from launch |
| Rights and royalties | You keep everything | Publisher takes rights, you receive 8 to 15% royalty | You keep 100% of rights and royalties |
| Upfront cost | Low, but your time is the real cost | None, though advances are rare for new authors | Quoted after a free review, nothing before |
| Creative control | Total | Limited, publisher has final say on title and cover | Total, you approve every decision |
Industries we write for
Your book is assigned to a writer and editor who have worked in your category before, not a generalist learning it on your budget.
Author feedback
My manuscript sat untouched for two years because I did not know what step two was. They read it, told me plainly what it needed, and it was on Amazon four months later.
Debut authorMemoirThe distribution reach was the surprise. I expected Amazon. I did not expect to find my book in three county library systems by the end of the year.
Published authorHistorical fictionThey handled the parts I did not understand, ISBNs, copyright filing, trim sizes, so I could stay in the part I am actually good at, which is writing.
First-time authorBusinessPackages
Every package includes a full manuscript edit and complete publishing setup. The difference is how far your distribution and marketing reach.
For authors who want a clean, professionally published book without a marketing push.
Full retail and library reach from day one, with a dedicated consultant on your project.
For authors who want a coordinated launch, not just a published book sitting in a catalogue.
Every manuscript is different. Final pricing is confirmed after a free review, never before.
Before you reach out
Most self-publishing services list your book on Amazon and stop there. We list through Ingram, the same wholesale catalogue traditional publishers use, so independent bookstores and libraries can order your title through their normal ordering system rather than needing to buy a single copy from a retail listing. Print and digital editions are also combined under one listing per format, which most competitors split, costing you reviews and ranking.
No. A complete draft is the easiest starting point, but it is not required. If you have half a book, a stack of notes, or only an idea and the time to be interviewed, our ghostwriters can build the draft with you. Tell the consultant what actually exists and the plan is built around that.
You do, completely. The copyright is filed in your name, the ISBN is registered to you, and every royalty dollar from every channel is paid to you. We are a service provider, not a publishing house that takes a share of your work. Nothing in the agreement claims film, foreign or future rights.
It depends on the state of your manuscript and how many services you need, which is why we quote after reading it rather than before. A book that needs only formatting and distribution costs a fraction of one that needs ghostwriting from scratch. The review is free and the quote is itemised, so you can see what each part costs and remove anything you do not want.
A finished, clean manuscript usually goes from kickoff to live in three to four months. Books needing developmental work or ghostwriting run longer, commonly six to nine months depending on length and how quickly you return feedback. You receive a dated schedule before any work begins.
It will be available to every bookstore and library through the Ingram wholesale catalogue, which is where retailers place their orders. Whether a specific store puts it on a physical shelf is that store's own buying decision, and no honest publisher can promise it. Our marketing packages include outreach to independent stores, which is how most self-published titles get stocked.
Yes, and many authors do. It is common to start with editing and publishing to get the book out, then add audiobook production or a marketing campaign once early sales show which channels are worth pushing. You are never charged twice for work already completed.
Send us your manuscript, your outline, or just a description of the book you keep meaning to write. A publishing consultant reads it and comes back within one business day.