ABOUT US
~ Facimus quod oportet fieri ~
Today, Writing Nights delivers high-impact, concierge-level publishing services to outcome-oriented authors with high standards: legislators, executives, attorneys, White House officials, keynote speakers, renowned artists, entrepreneurs, professors, and the coaches who advise them.
We’ve published over 400 books—including 20 verified #1 bestsellers—but that’s not the metric that matters most. Our clients use their books to secure keynote stages, attract high-ticket clients, raise investment capital, and cement reputations.
We don’t do performative success. We don’t push overpriced, glitter-wrapped packages. We offer three tiers of service—each one designed to create real-world results, not shelfware.
Our Clients Work With Us Because:
- They’re too experienced to be fooled by marketing jargon.
- They want their book to do something—not just exist.
- They want execution without micromanagement.
- They value truth, directness, and outcomes.
Chad
Chad is obsessed with words—etymology, denotation, and impact. It is no accident that professionals trust him to deliver stellar product across several word-related disciplines.
In his previous career he was an immigration paralegal, specializing in defense of deportation. The satisfaction of successfully resolving cases that attorneys, judges, and other legal professionals said were impossible to win was worth the personal sacrifices that made the wins possible.
Chad edited the best-sellers, Blood on the Razor Wire, Blows and 10X Happiness, Zero Bullshit. He published Well, Doc, It Seemed Like a Good Idea At The Time, a book that has spent 300 weeks atop the Doctors & Medicine Humor and Business & Professional Humor Best Seller charts.
Armen
Armed with a font collection that would make Gutenberg jealous, Armen has worked on over 250 titles where he transformed plain text into a symphony of visual delight. Armen specializes in breathtaking covers that seem to be plucked directly from his author client’s imagination.
When he's not meticulously kerning, tracking, and leading, you'll find him on the tennis court, or at a ping-pong table showcasing a dexterity that extends beyond the digital realm.
At least he likes to say that. In actuality, he devotes most of his free time to his wife and son. When his immediate family doesn’t have his full attention, he spends time caring for his mother and brother. These days, he spends more time dreaming about tennis while listening to music than actually playing.