Getting published with a Traditional Publisher has its own pros and cons, but to be specific, there are more cons to it, until you are a Sukumar Roy or Sarat Chandra Chattopadhay. It is, indeed, an easy way of getting your book published, but it is not the only or the best way to do it. The basic idea that most of us have about publishing a Bengali book is by following the conventional way, that is, approaching a Traditional Publisher. In this blog, we will discuss the step-by-step process of how to get your Bengali book published. So, you’ve put in your hard work in writing your story/poem/collection of quotes, correcting and completing your manuscript, and then you’re hit by the real question: what next?

The process of publishing a bengali book starts with the completion of the manuscript. What to do when you have a Bengali manuscript and you want to publish it? Read: How should you market your first book? (Complete-guide) Nonetheless, many Self-Publishing Houses like Blue Rose Publishers are dedicated towards maintaining the beauty and legacy of regional languages. If you are also one of these individuals, trying to relive the fortune of Bangla language through your own work, looking for a publisher can be a tough task as most seldom promote regional languages. Given the passion and devotion that Bengal holds towards literature, it is natural for most people from the city to be inclined towards writing. Most people from Bengal are avid readers and writers, given the wealthy culture and literature of the City of Joy, also the birthplace of one of India’s favourite writers - Rabindranath Tagore. The Bengali language, or Bangla language (as the locals say), is very sweet and soothing, immersed in rich, old literature. “Kamon aacho? Bhalo aacho?” (How are you? Hope you’re doing well).

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