How does one go about publishing a calender?

I published a calendar last December at lulu.com where I also publish my books for free. Go visit the site and check if you you deem it good for you. I don't have money and that was my big problem until I accidentally saw the promo of lulu. I am a Christian, a child of God, baptized into Christ on October 1, 1989 and I belong to the Church of Christ founded and headed by Christ as shown in Acts Chapter 2. I am given the gift of knowledge and understanding Bible Greek and I translate the Word of God from Greek to English PLAINLY - Greek word into its English equivalent with additional words for grammar purposes written in italics so that readers may delete them as the wish. I have already published THE WILL New Testament (Greek to English), GENESIS & EXODUS (Greek to English), ELEMENTS of SALVATION, The Right Way, GOD, ORIGIN, TRANSFER into PERFECTION, GREEK-ENGLISH (Grammar & Vocabulary), WORDS in THE WILL New Testament, and others shown at http://www.lulu.com/arseniajoaquin Try visiting lulu. It's free, no set up fees, no buyng required, and they extend a lot of help to those who do not yet know the how-to's.

If you are interested in self publishing there is a site called Lulu. http://www.lulu.com You can also sell your calender from the site. It is pretty amazing. You set the price even. I am looking into self publishing a book through the site, so I don't know much about the calender end, other than they do them. I hope this helps you out some, or maybe guides you to locate somewhere that will help.

Yes, I heard that lulu is a great site for PODs. They publish books, e-books, calendars, albums, CDs, and others. I hope that you could check it and you could publish and market your calendar.

Not sure, but what about contacting a card company? Some card companys publish stuff that is written. What about just googling 'publishing a calender' and seeing what you come up with? Good luck!! :-)

I have never published a calendar myself, but I did look into in a few years ago. If I remember correctly, one of the better places for pricing was printingforless.com so you might want to look into that. I do remember that most calendars are complete and being sold to retailers in the late summer/early fall. So, you might want to keep that time issue in the back of your mind.