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Wholesale and licensing
Put my books, card decks, and gifts on your shelves, or license my guides and art for your clients, members, or team. One page covers my whole family of brands.
- WholesaleBooks, card decks, journals, and gifts
- LicensingGuides, card exercises, and comics
- Every brandOne contact and one set of terms
You see the terms and the price before anything is ordered.
- Bookstores
- Gift shops
- Museum and library shops
- Estate planning attorneys
- Financial planners
- Employers and HR teams
- Professional associations
- Schools
- Nonprofits
- Event organizers
Good things go further when someone people trust passes them along.
Everything in my family of brands is made to be used, kept, and given: books for the people you love, card decks for the table, comics that make a family laugh, and guides that make a hard week easier.
Wholesale puts the physical goods on your shelves at a trade price. Licensing lets you give my guides and art to your clients, members, or team, with the terms set once.
Either way, you get one contact for every brand and clear terms in writing.
What you can carry or license from each one.
Haven Smith & Company
I build technology people can trust, use, and love.
License my digital life management guides and the Emergency Information Record for your clients, members, or employees. Carry my books as they come out, starting with Accounted For.
Visit Haven Smith & CompanyDry Ink
An ode to my life and the people I love.
Carry Dry Ink prints, shirts, and gifts. License the comics for publications and products.
Visit Dry Ink (opens in a new tab)Haven Smith Press
A little bookstore and gift shop that feels like home.
Carry books, journals, planners, and keepsakes from Haven Smith Press in your bookstore or gift shop.
Visit Haven Smith Press (opens in a new tab)
Three steps from a first note to your shelves.
Step 1Tell me what you want to carry or license, and for whom.The noteThrough this page
A rough idea is plenty: the products, who they are for, and about how many.
Step 2Get clear terms with the price, the minimum, and how it ships.The termsIn writing
For a license, the terms say who can use the work, how many copies, and for how long.
Step 3Say yes, and your order ships or your license starts.The yesReady to go
Reorders and renewals use the same terms, so the second time takes a minute.
The same care in every order and every license.
- One contact for every brand in my family.
- Clear terms in writing before anything is ordered.
- Licensed work stays as I wrote and drew it, so it stays accurate.
- Your name can go on a cover note or a page at the front of a licensed guide.
- New titles and goods as they come out, if you want to hear first.
You have questions, and I have plain answers.
What are your wholesale terms?
They depend on what you carry and how many. Tell me what you have in mind, and you will get a quote with the price, the minimum, and shipping.
Can I sell your books in my store?
Yes. That is what this page is for. Ask for the current list and terms.
What can I license?
My digital life management guides for your clients, members, or employees, Aha Moments cards for workshops and team events, and Dry Ink comics for publications and products.
Can my firm’s name go on a licensed guide?
Yes. Ask about a cover note or a page at the front with your name. The guide itself stays as I wrote it.
Is there a list price?
No. A shop ordering a few decks and a firm licensing a guide for every client are different arrangements, so each one gets its own quote.
I write for a newspaper or a podcast. Where do I go?
The Media page has the media kit and its own form.