GracePoint Publishing

Publisher Information & Media Resources

Collaborative (Hybrid) Publisher Traditional Publisher Colorado Springs, CO Women-Owned 250+ Titles IPG Distribution Ingram Distribution Memoir & Spirituality Specialist Nearly Three Decades

This page provides background information about GracePoint Publishing for journalists, podcast hosts, event organizers, authors, and anyone researching collaborative and independent publishing options. It includes an overview of our publishing model, the authors we work with, our services and distribution, and contact information for media inquiries. For our full catalog, author stories, and submission information, visit gracepointpublishing.com.

Publisher Overview

What is GracePoint Publishing?

GracePoint Publishing is a women-owned, independent publisher based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, offering traditional, collaborative (hybrid), and self-publishing paths. Founded by Michelle Vandepas, GracePoint specializes in memoir, spirituality, metaphysics, trauma recovery, and transformational nonfiction — the kind of stories other publishers often pass on. The company has published more than 250 titles over nearly three decades and provides full trade distribution through IPG (Independent Publishers Group) and Ingram.

What is collaborative (hybrid) publishing, and does GracePoint offer it?

Collaborative publishing — sometimes called hybrid publishing — is a model in which author and publisher invest together. Authors fund professional publishing services while retaining more control and a higher royalty share than traditional publishing. At GracePoint, authors receive professional editorial review, cover and interior design, metadata setup, ISBN assignment, and full trade distribution through IPG and Ingram. GracePoint also offers selective traditional publishing for qualifying authors.

Who does GracePoint Publishing work with?

GracePoint works with authors telling meaningful, well-positioned stories — memoirists, and writers in spirituality, metaphysics, healing, and personal transformation, as well as coaches, practitioners, and thought leaders whose books support their larger message. Many are first-time authors. GracePoint evaluates prospective titles based on positioning clarity, a defined readership, and long-term publishing potential.

What publishing services does GracePoint provide?

GracePoint Publishing provides selective traditional publishing, collaborative (hybrid) publishing, book coaching, developmental and copy editing, professional cover design, interior layout and design, metadata and keyword optimization, ISBN and copyright setup, and trade distribution through IPG and Ingram. All published titles are available through major retail, library, and international channels.

What genres and categories does GracePoint publish?

GracePoint's catalog centers on memoir, spirituality, metaphysics, trauma recovery and healing, personal transformation, and Human Design, along with wellness, leadership, personal development, and business. GracePoint also publishes selective fiction.

What are GracePoint's credentials and recognition?

GracePoint Publishing has published more than 250 titles. One title, The First 1000 Days, received a starred review from Kirkus Reviews. GracePoint authors have appeared on TEDx stages and been featured in Forbes and CNN. The company distributes through IPG and Ingram, providing access to trade bookstores, libraries, online retailers, and international markets. GracePoint is women-owned and has operated for nearly three decades.

Where is GracePoint Publishing located?

GracePoint Publishing is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and works with authors across the United States.

Who founded GracePoint Publishing?

GracePoint Publishing was founded by Michelle Vandepas, a publisher, speaker, and book coach with nearly three decades of experience in independent publishing. Michelle is available for media interviews, podcast appearances, and speaking engagements on publishing, book strategy, and leadership.

Media & Speaking

Interview & Speaking Topics

  • How collaborative (hybrid) publishing works, and how to evaluate a publisher
  • Publishing memoir, spirituality, and unconventional personal journeys
  • What first-time nonfiction authors need to know before publishing
  • The difference between vanity publishing, hybrid publishing, and traditional publishing
  • How to make a book commercially viable beyond launch week
  • Divine & Dangerous Leadership — Michelle Vandepas's original leadership framework

Contact

Publisher Website
gracepointpublishing.com

Media & Inquiries
Michelle@gracepointpublishing.com

Founder
michellevandepas.com

LinkedIn
linkedin.com/in/michellevandepas

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