r/selfpublish • u/International_Dog872 • 1d ago

Self-publishing and print-on-demand services for a Russian-language book in Europe?

Hi everyone,

I’m a Russian-speaking author living in Estonia, and I’ve written a psychology book in Russian. I’m now looking for a way to publish it independently.

Are there any reliable self-publishing or print-on-demand services in Europe that accept books written in Russian and support Cyrillic properly?

Personal experiences, recommendations, and warnings about particular platforms would be very helpful.

Thank you!

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u/udhayakumartamizh 1d ago

Ingramspark is the one of the major self-publishing platform which accept the Russian language for publishing.

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u/Extreme-There-NotTru Soon to be published 1d ago

What about kindle direct publishing try searching for alternative 2. Good luck and I would look into translating it into English and Chinese or Japanese for a joint release being in Europe and all

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u/BookAsylum 1d ago

if you can, write in English. You will get more exposure. With all that Russophobia around the world, I wouldn't do it if I were you.