AuthorPresence
For published authors
Custom author websites, professionally crafted.
Most author websites are built from templates and apology. Yours should read like your book: considered, singular, and unmistakably yours.
The work
Three collections. One register for each kind of book.
Each site is composed within a collection — a curated palette of typography, colour, and layout — chosen to match the register of the book it carries.
Prestige Editorial · Paper & Forest
Paper, ink, and serif conviction — for the author whose work belongs in a review of books.
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Cinematic Authority · Midnight Bronze
Near-black and bronze-lit — for the author who also commands a stage.
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Modern Warm · Peach & Clay
Light, unhurried, contemporary — for the story that welcomes the reader in.
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What your site carries
Six things, each handled the way a book is handled.
- 01
Your book, with everywhere-to-buy links.
Cover, description, and the buttons a reader actually needs — Amazon, Bookshop, your indie of choice.
- 02
The About that finally sounds like you.
A bio shaped from your own words, set in type worthy of them.
- 03
Endorsements presented like they were earned.
Quiet attribution, considered spacing, no carousel of dots.
- 04
A reader list that belongs to you.
Subscribers are yours — stored under your name, exportable whenever you ask.
- 05
A speaking page when you're ready for rooms.
Topics, a booking address, and a link that lives at /speaking on your own site.
- 06
One address to put in every bio line.
A single URL that carries your name — for interviews, back covers, and email signatures.
How it works
A short correspondence, then a finished site.
- 01
Sit for the intake.
One considered questionnaire — your book, your bio, your photographs, your endorsements. Take it in one sitting or return to it; nothing is lost.
- 02
We compose your site.
Design, typography, and copy, shaped to the register of your work. A collection is chosen; the type is set; the words are edited by a human ear.
- 03
Your site goes live at your own address.
A single link that carries your name — put it in your bio, your signature, your back cover.
A note from the workshop
“A book deserves better than a link tree.”