: Re: costs of self-publishing photo book, coffeetable I am at a loss for a frame of reference regarding the costs associated with printing/publishing a photo book (like a coffeetable book) I'm sure

When I was publishing my first book, I found that the best pricing I could find to self-publish a hard-cover book was from Lulu. I wasn't doing a picture book, but if they were good on other types of books, they're probably good on other types of books, too.

So here's their pricing page for picture books:
picture.com/pricing
You might also look at their "regular" pricing page:
www.lulu.com/calculators/bookCalc.php?cid=publish_book
Short story: self-publishing a photo book is expensive.

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