Sentences with phrase «into accepting manuscripts»
What all these cases had in common was that researchers exploited vulnerabilities in the publishers» computerized systems to dupe editors into accepting manuscripts, often by doing their own reviews.
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In order for NaNoWriMo to accept your word count you need to cut and paste your manuscript into their word - count validator.
If you're a publisher, then you've taken a big step accepting a manuscript, and have invested time, energy, and money into producing it for publication.
Major publishers and their imprints normally do not accept unsolicited manuscripts and an agent can assist with getting your book into the right hands.
Many writers are falling short of this standard and increasing the slush - piles to unnecessary levels, which in turn forces, the publisher into refusing to accept unsolicited manuscripts.
The process of finding an agent can sometimes be tiresome and you might be tempted to get into bed with the first agent that accepts your manuscript.
It will accept manuscripts in any Word format (doc or doc.x, RTF, or even EPUP), and convert them into eBooks in a matter of minutes.
Many writers are falling short of this standard and the slush - piles continue to grow, which may force the publisher into a position where they refuse to accept unsolicited manuscripts.
These advances will be broken into thirds, and paid out as follows: 1/3 of each book on the signing of the contract, 1/3 of each book when you deliver the manuscript and the publisher accepts it (D&A in publishing parlance) then the final 1/3 when the book publishes.
Because there is no sample of their contract language, the issue of what rights they'd want if they accept your manuscript comes into play.
She threw herself into the revisions, and had the manuscript ready when the submissions window opened (MMP only accepts submissions three months out of the year.)
In the old days, an author whose book was accepted for publication could count on a team of professionals, employed by the publisher, whose jobs were to polish a manuscript into a slick, shelf - ready product.
At present there is no accepted translation of the Voynich manuscript, not excluding those which have made it into print so far.