Melbourne Print Publish is owned and operated by Keystone Publishing Group Pty Ltd (ABN: 21 697 806 447). In Australia, .com.au domains are the only ABN-backed extension. Always verify a .com.au domain before engaging. No other company or website holds affiliation with this brand.

About Us

About Us

We’re Melbourne Print and Publish, a professional publishing company established in 2022 with a simple mission, make professional publishing accessible to every author who has a story worth telling. Since launching, we’ve helped over 500 authors transform their manuscripts into professionally published books they’re genuinely proud of.

We’re a Melbourne-based team of experienced editors, designers, ghostwriters, and marketers who understand what it takes to produce books that compete in today’s market. From children’s picture books to business guides, fantasy novels to memoirs, we’ve published across every genre with the same commitment to quality every single time.

Your book deserves professional treatment. That’s exactly what we deliver.

Stats Callouts:

  • Established 2022
  • 500+ Published Books
  • Melbourne Based
About Melbourne Print & Publish company and services

What We Do

  • Book Editing
  • Book Cover Design
  • Book Formatting
  • Ghostwriting
  • Book Marketing
  • Book Publishing & Global Distribution
+

Average Rating on Google

+

Authors Published

K+

Community Members

Book Publishing Services

We handle everything your book needs, from professional editing and stunning cover design to worldwide distribution. Our experienced Melbourne team transforms manuscripts into published books that genuinely stand out in today’s competitive market.

Our Blogs

Characterisation in Fiction: Make Characters Feel Real

Rule of Three in Writing: An Aussie Writer's Guide

Types of Irony in Literature in Australia

Every writer has sat in a workshop and heard someone say "that's so ironic" about something that isn't ironic at all. Rain on a wedding day. A traffic jam when you're already late. Alanis Morissette built a whole song out of the confusion, and three decades later writers are still borrowing her mistake. That's not irony. That's just bad luck with better PR.

Protagonist vs Antagonist | What's the Difference?

You've built a protagonist with a clear goal. You've built an antagonist who wants to stop them. So why does the conflict still feel flat, the hero passive,

Stop Staring at That Blank Page.

Don’t let your story stay trapped in your head.
It deserves more than a ‘someday.’

High-quality print and publishing services in Melbourne

Tell us about your Book!