History of WestBow Press 

Thomas Nelson, the largest Christian publishing company in the world and the seventh-largest trade book publishing company in the U.S., has partnered with Author Solutions Inc., world leader in indie book publishing, the fastest-growing segment of book publishing, to create WestBow Press.

While WestBow Press opened its doors in October 2009, its legacy taps into the deep heritage of Thomas Nelson. Founded in 1798 in Edinburgh, Scotland, Thomas Nelson got its start in a building located at 7 West Bow Street, publishing early editions of many top fiction titles, including Pilgrim's Progress and Robinson Crusoe and later releasing books by such authors as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens and Arthur Conan Doyle.

Like the well-built houses on the sloped, zigzagging street of West Bow, WestBow Press authors will surely produce a fascinating collection of titles full of interest and character.

Infused with the strong-willed spirit of those who never give up, WestBow Press enables authors to blaze their own path, never letting convention stand in the way of their dreams.

WestBow Press embodies the truth that behind every successful author, there is a history and a beginning. WestBow Press provides an opportunity — a beginning — to deserving authors with goals to fulfill and dreams to achieve.