How would you get a puzzle book published?

Have you thought of doing it in reverse? Get it popular on the net and people will be banging down your door to get a piece of your publishing rights. :)

I have heard that with the internet, many people are publishing and promoting their own product. Thru social networking sites they are able to introduce their product to the masses. I know that several of the young rappers and singers have done this and as a result made alot of money and popularity before hitting mainstream. As for the details of doing this I have no idea. I do know that the internet can be a powerful tool if you know what to do with the masses.

Why don't you try setting up a blog site and then post a few of those puzzle you have in mind? This will give you a better idea of how well received it would be. And it could also be the start of your promotion of your book. First of all, get a draft first. And then approach publishers to see if they are receptive to your idea. Expect a lot of rejections initially. But if you do not give up, you will eventually find one that is willing to publish your book. And when that happens, you would have achieved your dreams!

Hi, moon. That sounds like an awesome idea but I have no idea which type of publisher you'd want to aim for. All I can say is to do searches online. I did one search. I didn't come up with a publisher for you but I did find something very interesting. It's a contest for self-published writers. If you're interested in going that route, here's the link to the info on the contest: http://www.writersdigest.com/selfpublished [NOT a referral link!!!]. Good luck to you! Keep focused... you can do it! Just think about the bottom line (i.e., get published, make money, become recognized, etc.). Maybe make a motivational poster and put it up somewhere where you'll see it every day... something like, 'Stay Focused! Get the book finished!' you know, something along those lines. That's what I've done most of my life and it has always seemed to help. (I have ADD, too. ) What was I talking about?