Print is not dead
Publish something special
You've done the research, built the body of work, and have knowledge the industry needs to hear. But without the editorial craft to publish them, your big ideas never reach the audience they deserve.
We help you develop structure, design, and narrative to do your work justice.
Why StoreyBoard?
FAQ
Got questions?
How long does a publication take?
It depends on the scope. A white paper might take four to six weeks. A book is typically a six to twelve month project. We'll give you a realistic timeline at the scoping stage.
What do you need from me?
That varies too. Some clients come with a clear brief and existing research. Others have a loose idea and need help shaping it. Either works — we adapt to where you are.
Can you work with content we've already drafted?
Yes. Some clients come with a full draft that needs shaping. Others have research, notes, or half-finished sections. Let us know what you've got and we can go from there.
Do you handle design and print?
Yes — design is part of the process. We work with a trusted network of designers and can bring the right one in for your project, or work alongside a designer you've already appointed.
Who owns the copyright?
You do. Once the project is complete and paid for, the content is yours.
Do you work with external contributors or co-authors?
Yes. We're experienced at pulling together contributions from multiple voices and shaping them into a coherent whole.
How do you handle sensitive or confidential information?
With care. We're happy to sign an NDA before any conversations begin, and we treat everything shared with us as confidential as a matter of course.
What if we need it adapted for different audiences?
We can help with that. A technical report aimed at a planning authority reads differently to a public-facing version of the same material. We can write both.
Why not just use AI?
AI can write, but it can't think. The results tend to be fast and cheap, and recognisable as both.
We've thought about publishing something for years but never started. Where do we begin?
With a conversation. Most publications stall because the scope feels overwhelming. We help you work out what you're actually trying to say — and whether a publication is the right vehicle for it.