Sentences with phrase «experienced traditional editor»

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The editors of The Motor opined the «more you study both the general layout and the detail features of the Pacer, the more convinced you become that the men who dreamed it up and decided to make it actually do drive around in crowded cities and consequently realise from their own experience that the traditional big barges are less and less easy to navigate through our streets.»

There are many great and experienced editors in traditional publishing who can help a book become better for the author, but at this point, with traditional publishing in the state it's in, I'll take my chances on a couple of friends reading the book.

I think that my drive towards traditional publishing is a gift from my editor, and we share in the experience together.

I am not a publishing analyst, just an evolving author, editor of some experience, and small traditional publisher.

Helga Schier, Ph.D., a former Random House editor, draws on her experience in traditional publishing when providing constructive and effective editorial services to authors of fiction and non-fiction.

Just wanted to point out, a lot of fantastic, experienced editors are leaving traditional publishers (due to cut backs and other reasons), and then are available as freelance editors.

Perhaps it's true that it's getting harder to land a traditional publishing deal, but in my experience, agents and editors are certainly still looking.

It's unlikely (unless you're an experienced writer or editor yourself) that your book, which has not had the handholding of a traditional publishing house as it's developed, will need only one.

Dr. Amy Tiemann, author of Mojo Mom: Nurturing Your Self While Raising a Family and executive editor of the book Courageous Parents, Confident Kids, has arguably experienced practically every model of publishing available to writers today — a traditional deal, a strict self - publishing option, and print - on - demand through CreateSpace — throughout the process of publishing her three titles.

Dr. Amy Tiemann, author of Mojo Mom: Nurturing Your Self While Raising a Family and executive editor of the book Courageous Parents, Confident Kids, has arguably experienced practically every model of publishing available to writers today — a traditional deal, a strict self - publishing option, and print - on - demand through... [Read more...]

My own experience is that I'm eager to pitch a book, but it's simply difficult to get agents / editors / publishers in the traditional industry to listen to a self - published author.

As a mentor and educator of writers looking for knowledge and success, an experienced editor capable of polishing a final draft into a diamond sought - after by traditional publishers, a brilliant writer who touches hearts with his poetry, essays, and novels, he inspires, guides, and forges new paths for us to follow.

Whether you are planning to self - publish or you are seeking a traditional publisher for your book, our professional writers and manuscript editors provide the following services to new authors and experienced fiction writers:

Traditional publishers have editors to improve and perfect the writing, graphic artists to design an attractive cover, and experience with marketing.

(Originally appeared in Publishers Weekly) BookWorks founder and CEO, Betty Kelly Sargent, is a veteran editor with over 30 years experience in traditional publishing.

BookWorks founder and CEO, Betty Kelly Sargent, is a veteran editor with over 30 years experience in traditional publishing.

Over the past few years, we've facilitated thousands of collaborations for professional editors and designers — most of whom have strong experience in traditional publishing.

If you're an editor, designer, marketer, or ghostwriter with traditional publishing experience, drop us an email and request an invitation to join the Reedsy Marketplace.

Will you decide to go the route of the traditional publishing experience, complete with an agent, editor, and publisher?

Martin - Smith also notes that while editors and designers can be hired, they «seldom have the breadth of experience» that you'll find with editing and design services in traditional publishing.

What many fledgling self - published authors lack though, traditional publishers can provide: a plethora of experience and an in - house network of the aforementioned editors, graphic designers, and so on.

The reason for writing to you is that I was just interviewed by a Story Circle Book Review editor (reviewing books «by, for, and about women), and she wanted me to speak clearly to a certain topic: why I chose self - publishing over traditional publishing, having some experience with both.

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Therefore, regardless of platform, the «traditionalist» paradigm is grounded in some timeless concepts that can provide a lifeline for novice researchers.67 First of all, the traditional researcher gains background knowledge in secondary sources, developing a foundational understanding of the topic and identifying terms of art. 68 Second, when searching for case law, the traditional researcher consults legal digests to connect search terms to specific, recognized legal topics.69 This type of search recruits the aid of more experienced researchers (the publications» legal editors) to identify the relevant universe of authorities.

Kevin Fogarty Kevin Fogarty is a writer, editor, and columnist with 20 + years» experience covering the technology, science and healthcare stories that make a difference with traditional fact - checking, source - vetting, dig - for - the - real - story journalism adapted to new formats, platforms audiences and news cycles.