Westview  Publishing Co., Inc. was founded in 1978 by Doug Underwood. It published newspapers and books,  with its home office in Nashville, Tennessee.  

The family-owned,  independent newspaper provided readers for over thirty years with  breaking local news stories, intriguing feature articles, entertainment  news, current event reports, educational news and community calendars.  Well-known for its loyal readership, the newspaper distribution covered West Nashville and counties west of Nashville: Dickson, Cheatham and Williamson Counties in  central  middle Tennessee. The newspaper was sold in 2010 to the Memphis Daily News.

In 2003, Westview Publishing  started its book publishing division, partly in response to requests from local authors, and partly as a result of our interest in expanding services to the extensive  artistic community surrounding  Bellevue, Tennessee.   Since that time,  we've published authors throughout the United States and in several  foreign countries. We work with authors self publishing anything from  fiction to autobiography, genealogical history to cookbooks, textbooks  to motivational works.

In 2008, Westview's  book publishing division branched off from its roots in the  Westview Publishing Company, Inc.  and became a freestanding company on its own, Published by Westview, Inc.  After registering its trademark "Ideas into Books," its name was officially changed to Ideas into Books® WESTVIEW, which currently has over five hundred books in print. Many of them foster the potential in recycled dreams.

Ideas into Books® WESTVIEW

P.O. Box 605
Kingston Springs, TN 37082

www.publishedbywestview.com
www.ideasintobooks.net

info (at) publishedbywestview.com