Writer's Basic Guide For Book Publishing

Life on Earth follows a cyclical pattern. It was an excellent period for publishers, spanning roughly from 1996 to 2025. Many new self-published authors and traditional book publishers, which are companies that handle the entire process of publishing a book, including editing, printing, and distribution, in exchange for the author's rights to the work, profited.

In 2025, the United States is expected to publish approximately 275,232 books. Globally, over 4 million titles are anticipated to be released that year.

Changes are coming! Writers often fail to realize that the publishing industry's vitality rises and declines in tandem with the nature of the Directive and Universal Year cycles. As the influence of 9 diminishes, there's a decline for publishers. This doesn't mean that writers shouldn't self-publish their books based on their personal cycles; they should.

If your Pinnacle is 3, 5, 7, 8, or 9, then you definitely want to share your book with the world! To increase the likelihood of encouraging readers to purchase your book, make sure that the content is engaging and aligns with the tone of the nine-year cycle. 

If you depend on the general public to purchase your book, ensure your timing for publishing is optimal.

Remember, the Universal Year represents the collective mindset. In a 1-cycle, people are typically too busy to sit down and read a book, particularly one with 400 pages or more. For the next five years, it's better to stick with short books, which are usually no more than 200 pages. Furthermore, the trend is towards digital formats, which are experiencing rapid growth, indicating a shift in consumer preferences.

Self-published authors are highly encouraged to use trackable ISBNs.

Understanding the character of the number 1 is extremely important, as people, governments and businesses generally reflect the aura, habits and attitude of the Directive and Universal Cycle numbers. This will be particularly evident in 2026, a Universal Year 10/1. For the next nine years, many people will exhibit traits such as creativity, logical thought, career focus, independence, innovation, hard work, determination, assertiveness, and a tendency to be judgmental, rigid, stubborn, opinionated, bullheaded, and egoistic.

The Scientific Concord personifies the Directive Cycle 1, emphasizing the incredible potential of the mind to engage in logical and analytical thinking, deepen understanding, and make informed judgments.

Between approximately October 2025 and 2032, books likely to capture widespread interest will delve deeply into areas such as business, emerging technologies, science, Artificial Intelligence, psychology, self-empowerment, climbing the corporate ladder, and sales and marketing—books written by legendary athletes, sports autobiographies, and sports psychology books, especially those geared towards female athletes.

Writers should not merely present conventional wisdom; instead, they should highlight innovative and unconventional problem-solving strategies and harrowing experiences.

Readers will likely enjoy books that challenge the status quo, pushing them to think creatively and explore ideas that transcend traditional frameworks. Whether it's through case studies, motivational, educational, groundbreaking theories, or practical applications, the books that offer fresh perspectives will resonate with a broad audience that is bolder and eager for change and advancement.

If your Pinnacle is 3, 5, 7, 8, or 9, you absolutely want to publish that book. Keep in mind that while the content is important, it might not bring in a huge profit. But that’s okay! What truly matters is that writing fuels your passion.