Searching for publishing companies in Atlanta, GA usually turns up two things: directory lists of agencies that don't take submissions, and out-of-state websites pretending to be local. USA Publishing House is neither. We're an actual publishing office in Norcross — serving Atlanta metro authors in person since 2017, and authors in all 50 states by phone.
Here's the honest map of Atlanta book publishing. The traditional presses in town — university presses, small literary houses — publish a handful of titles a year and most don't take unagented submissions. The big self-publishing brands you'll see in ads have no Georgia office at all; you'd be mailing your manuscript to a call center. That leaves a gap the size of a metro with six million people in it.
We built USA Publishing House inside that gap. One office in Norcross, off Singleton Road. One phone number where a real person answers, 1pm to 11pm ET, seven days a week. Prices on the website — packages from $699 to $7,999, one payment, currently 50% off — instead of a "request a quote" form. Since 2017 we've published 1,200+ authors, and a healthy share of them drove here first to look us in the eye. We like those authors best, honestly. Skeptics make good clients.
And the Georgia books keep us proud of the address. A retired Gwinnett grandfather's children's book, illustrated page by page with his approval on every one. Church devotionals from congregations across the metro. Family histories that start in a shoebox of letters and end as hardcovers on Amazon. If your story is set here, it deserves a publisher that is too.
The rest is the full shop under one roof: complete book publishing — editing, cover design, formatting, ISBN, and your book live on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and up to 20+ stores in about 60 days. Children's books with custom illustrations run two to three months, because you approve every drawing. New to all this? Start with how the publishing process works.





“My illustrator drew my granddaughter into the book. I drove over to the Norcross office to say thank you in person — try doing that with an online publisher.”
USA Publishing House
6010 Singleton Rd, STE 213-109
Norcross, GA 30093
(229) 518-4453 · 1pm–11pm ET, 7 days
Call ahead and bring your manuscript — typed or handwritten, finished or not. Fifteen minutes from I-85, and we've met authors from Lawrenceville, Decatur, Marietta, and everywhere between. Can't make the drive? Everything works by phone and mail too; that's how authors in the other 49 states do it. Details on our contact page.
Yes — by appointment, and we'd genuinely rather you did. Call (229) 518-4453, pick a time, and sit down with a consultant at 6010 Singleton Rd in Norcross. Bring your questions and your manuscript. No obligation comes with the chair.
No. The office is in Georgia, but we've published authors in all 50 states since 2017 — by phone, email, and regular mail. Local authors just get the extra option of doing it across a desk.
Packages run $699 to $7,999 — one payment, currently 50% off, everything from editing to Amazon publishing included. The full lists are on our pricing page, and the honest math behind them is in our publishing cost breakdown. You'll get your exact price in writing before paying a dollar.
No — we're a publishing services company, and we'll never blur that line. You pay once, we do the work, and you keep 100% of rights and royalties. Traditional presses pay advances but keep your rights, take years, and accept very few manuscripts. Different tools for different goals.
Not at all. We work in drafts — plenty of authors write the ending while we edit the beginning. And if the story's in your head but not on paper, ghostwriting starts at $1,600 from recordings, notes, or conversations.