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iAuthor Ltd.
Company Type:Private
Industry:Publishing
Founder:Adam Kolczynski
Website Type:Content discovery
Social networking
eBooks
Advertising
Location:London, United Kingdom
Advertising:Native advertising
Language:English
Current Status:Active

iAuthor is a London-based tech start-up and an online book community that was launched in July 2013.[1] It is described in The Bookseller as a "Pinterest for books."[2] iAuthor connects authors and publishers to readers using crowdsourced themes[2] and book samples.[2] [3]

History

iAuthor was founded by Adam Kolczynski on 18 January, 2012.[4] After operating in beta mode for a few months, it officially launched on 26 July 2013, opening the platform to all authors and publishers.[1]

As of March 2016, iAuthor had users from 144 countries.[2]

Features

Partnerships

iAuthor has a corporate partnership with Book Aid International,[11] [12] donating to literacy-related causes organised by the charity.

References

  1. News: iAuthor launches out of beta to give self-publishing authors a louder voice, venturebeat.com . 26 July 2013. VentureBeat.
  2. News: Startup of the week: iAuthor, thebookseller.com . 7 March 2016. The Bookseller.
  3. News: Share Book Samples Online With iAuthor, adweek.com . 27 Feb 2015. GalleyCat.
  4. News: Companies House Filing History: iAuthor, companieshouse.gov.uk . Companies House.
  5. News: Company Profile: iAuthor, theliteraryplatform.com . The Literary Platform.
  6. News: iAuthor launches book sampling tool, bookmachine.org . BookMachine.
  7. News: Advertising on iAuthor, iauthor.uk.com . iAuthor.
  8. News: iAuthor startup snapshot, bookmachine.org . BookMachine.
  9. News: Self Publishing Formula, www.selfpublishingformula.com . SPF Podcast.
  10. News: Drawing subscribers to your book-related newsletter, thebookseller.com . 27 April 2018. The Bookseller.
  11. News: Supporters and corporate partners of Book Aid International, bookaid.org. Book Aid International.
  12. News: iAuthor Partnerships, iauthor.uk.com . iAuthor.

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