Have you tried Lulu?
http://www.lulu.com/
I used them for several projects.  My motocross calendar turned out very nice. 

Warren

  Hi All,

 This year I am trying a more radical approach...
 I am in the middle of putting together a calendar that shows all the damage we do this beautiful earth and it's people every day. Strip mining, coal emissions, people being turned away from hospital facilities as they die. What really happens to those car batteries everyone thinks is helping the environment, have you done your research. There is always the mass murder in Darfur. Maybe even a group portrait of Bush Cheney and Karl all smiling together. No that photo would kill 43% of my U.S. sales.
 Really, I think there is a small but conciouse audience for this kind of calendar. We could add dates like the WTO riots in Seattle and the flooding and death in Louisinana on the specific dates they occured. Maybe also add the day the Government finally got assistance to the poorer areas of the devisataed town ( oh thats right that hasn't been completed yet ).
 This calendar would be designed to remind people to help others in need instead of themselves. How about the dates of Bombing in British tube stations or do you think it would be better if we all tried to just forget all that. It seems to me we in the U.S. don't do much to commiserate the dead of Nagasaki or Hiroshima.

 I think fluffy bunnies and pretty rainbows are great but maybe they need to be balanced a bit with reality so more people will stop and take notice. How well do you think it will sell. 

P.S. Epantha please understand this was no way a put down on your idea. Just an opportunity to raise my voice against the terror in the world while everyone tries for two weeks to forget and pretend we are a peaceful people. I hope your calendar brings much joy to all you share it with, honestly.

 Your Heavy member,
 AVAVA

Avava,

I'll buy your calendar if it comes with 12 bottles of anti-depressants and some psychologist visits!  LOL 

Sorry but I just had to chime in on this one!  Actually, I stopped getting the newspaper and watching the news for just that reason.  I know that terrible things go on in the world every day that are out of my control (mind you, I do all I can to make a positive impact), but I it's too depressing to be reminded of it constantly.  Good luck with the calendar, though, and let us know how you make out.

How well do you think it will sell. 

I think that you could get a good idea of how it would sell if you just looked at how the images sell on the stock sites.  For example, you could compare sales for fluffy bunnies to strip mining, piles of batteries, etc.

I would bet that you will find that "realistic" images don't sell nearly as well as "pink sky" images.

I also was designer for a calendar 2009 this year. I made everything in photoshop, then saved it as .TIFF, and sent it to the cheapest printing house I found (I sent a lot of demands around earlier).
For 100 pcs, a bit smaller than A3 format (EDIT: The calendar had 13 pages) it cost me somewhere about 5,5� per piece, but as I said this was the cheapest I found (prices were also 2 or 3 times higher).
The problem is if you only need let's say 10-20 pcs. - the price per piece would be in that case much higher as I was told (even though I ordered digital print).
Oh and about quality... even though I used just 240ppi not 300 as usual, the quality was great. ofcourse if you watched images from 10cm you could see some faults, but who looks at calendar from that close?

It's just an amateur work that I did, but when you see the enthusiastic faces of people you give this calendar it's just great.
I also got an invitaiton to join a newspaper house (that covers 1/4 of my country-ok Slovenia is small but whatever hehe) as a photographer, and I am really and only hobby photographer.

So that could be great publicity for you if you decide to make the calendar as a new year gift for example, not only for your family use (but that of course depends on images you printed).

Regards,
miskolin

Thanks miskolin, didn't really think about it being good publicity and you could even drop a calendar off at local gift shops and galleries. For next year I may check around with local printers because there are a lot to choose from where I live and the prices should be competitive. Always like to give personalized gifts instead of buying something. Usually makes me feel as good as the person receiving the gift. 

Missing my point  Geo,

But thank you for your input.

Best,
AVAVA

Sorry about that.  I can be clueless sometimes.  Since you posed a question, I thought I was being helpful by trying to answer it.

Have a great day.