Sentences with phrase «manuscripts with»

Will be responsible for providing quality control for manuscripts, answering editor questions providing support for technical & editing questions, & matching customer manuscripts with contract editors.

Legal Information Review encourages manuscripts with links to author produced videos, PowerPoints, or other media.

Legal Information Review encourages manuscripts with links to author - produced videos, PowerPoints, or other media.

We saw Interstices with Sophia Park, who remarked «these remind me of illuminated manuscripts with all the letters removed».

Think of the chivalric knight's tomb with his dog at his feet as a symbol of fidelity, or the magnificent medieval manuscripts with lively dogs, cats and birds tumbling from the margins.

Those against raised the specter of abuse (there are several questionable agents in Writer Beware's files who soak their clients for billable hours while doing little or nothing to place manuscripts with reputable publishers), the loss of agents» entrepreneurial edge if they got paid no matter what (the fact that the agent profits only when the writer does is at the heart of the traditional author - agent relationship); and, of course, the possibility that only wealthy writers could afford to have agents.

Most aspiring authors were searching for literary agents and submitting their manuscripts with hopes they'd make it out of the slush pile.

by Anne R. Allen A constant complaint I hear from agents, editors, writing teachers, and reviewers is that they see too many manuscripts with inappropriate word counts.

This is one of my favorite contests because it's strictly for manuscripts with darker elements, which is soooo down my alley.

Join or start a writers» group to exchange manuscripts with other writers you respect for proofreading.

Alternatives: hire people on Fiverr.com, hire a professional editor, exchange manuscripts with other writers, ask early readers

I have my manuscripts with me all the time when I'm in the editing stage.

Authors should send us their manuscripts with all the text they would like included in a single file: copyright page, other books by author, dedication and / or acknowledgements, table of contents (nonfiction, if any), foreword and / or preface (if any), chapters (main document), teaser chapter of next book (optional), and author bio.

They submit their manuscripts with the hopes that they will be selected for review and that the reviews will be favorable — but they can't buy them.

Authors should send us their eBook manuscripts with all the text they would like included in a single file: title page (if not using a jpeg), copyright page, table of contents, other books by author, dedication and / or acknowledgements, foreword and / or preface (if any), chapters (main document), a statement announcing end of book and beginning of a teaser chapter (optional), the teaser chapter of next book (optional), statement saying «End of Sample Chapter» with link where readers can learn / buy book, and author bio.

As a freelance editor and writing / publishing coach, I have mentored a number of writers to notable publishing success, after they wrote new manuscripts with stronger voices and more powerful descriptive content, under my direction; they include:

The Editorial Department's query and submissions packet evaluation provides expert critical analysis of the three components of a typical submission (query, synopsis, and first 50 manuscript pages), all based on the insights and knowledge gleaned from 35 years of success in placing our clients» best manuscripts with literary agents.

I have two manuscripts with my agent right now.

According to the PW article, the main thing we writers need to remember is to blend our manuscripts with «fun, facts and photographs or illustrations.»

Query letters and manuscripts with typos is a major turnoff for agents.

The strip seemed to express beautifully what I'm sure a lot of my clients feel when I return their manuscripts with track changes... But since many folks have been appreciative of my catches, I don't feel too bad.

Freewrite allows authors to work on their manuscripts with or without internet and offers many different ways to upload documents either through cloud connectivity (Dropbox, etc.) when logged into Wi - Fi or by connecting the device to your computer.

Most Christian subsidy publishers will not accept manuscripts with content that is contrary to generally accepted biblical principles.

We only review completed manuscripts with a preferred target range of 20,000 — 90,000 words.

That ho - hum manuscripts with great marketing plans have a better chance of acceptance than incredible manuscripts with no marketing plans?

Literary agent Carlie Webber wrote in 2013 that she eschews manuscripts with 14 - year - old characters.

A long - standing decree from publishers warned agents (and therefore, authors) against submitting manuscripts with main characters older than 18 or younger than mid-20s.

Here's a situation that editors encounter frequently: manuscripts with a large cast of potentially interesting characters, sparkling dialogue, and the glimmer of ideas churning just beneath the surface.

Out of professional courtesy to other freelancers, I will not accept manuscripts with editing markup.

The lesson includes a link to a movie about manuscripts with Illuminated letters highlig...

It is an honor to introduce undergraduates and master's students to the joys of research and co-author manuscripts with them within in a field that is in its infancy.

Anecdotes of manuscripts with Chinese author names being automatically subjected to extra review for language or content are not uncommon.

These manuscripts were representative of a much larger body of material which has since grown so extensively that today it includes about 70 papyri (portions written on papyrus), about 230 uncials (manuscripts with rounded letters), about 2,500 minuscules (manuscripts with small letters), and about 1,700 lectionaries (portions of Scripture arranged for worship).

Chris is co-author of the award - winning book Slow Church (2014), author of Reading for the Common Good (2016), and is presently finishing a book manuscript with the working title, Conversational Bodies: A Field Guide for the Journey Toward Belonging.

This book is now published only after two of my colleagues, Professor Julius A. Bewer and Professor James E. Frame, one an authority on the Old Testament and the other on the New, have read the manuscript with painstaking care.

Sit down with your spouse or significant other, or maybe even a small team of people, and go through your manuscript with them.

Mrs. Ruth Murphy prepared the manuscript with a skill and devotion beyond the call of duty.

Having recently finished a cookbook manuscript with the backbone of seasonality, I turn to seasons more than ever when coming up with recipes.

And I found it after I sent in the manuscript with the second recipe, also great.

I always imagined that, somewhere in the City of Puebla's Museum, or in the Ex-Convent of Santa Monica, where I learned about this wonderful cuisine that we still preserve, I would find this recipe like the most guarded gem inside a glass box, a yellowish paper manuscript with a nun's handwriting, the original recipe for «Chiles en Nogada», and for sure I would have exclaimed «Oooooh!»

I finished a poetry manuscript with the help of the Banff Centre for Arts Wired Writing program, and started selling pottery at local markets.

Please do not share the manuscript with any colleagues without the explicit permission of the editor.

In a process as intricate and daunting as proving the Poincaré conjecture, it is understandable that Perelman released his manuscript with several key steps merely sketched or outlined.

I am sharing the full AJHG manuscript with Mendez, but want to summarize here:

S.S., H. Stefansson, T.J. and K.S. wrote the manuscript with the support of the remaining authors.

Please note that if you email a full manuscript with your inquiry you will likely be asked to submit the manuscript officially as detailed above.

One of the biggest laughs comes from a transition that brings a roomful of people from hectic bickering to unified peace, as they simultaneously pore over a short - story manuscript with quiet, utmost seriousness.

When the writer suddenly dies, however, Bertrand sees his chance, heading straight out of there while taking the manuscript with... Read more»

That Solomon held on until his chance came and knew how to seize it, and that within three months of his return to freedom he had a finished manuscript with which to take revenge on those who had enslaved him (and to continue to take that revenge 150 years later), says all that can be said about his strength and his courage.

They can't afford to invest in a manuscript with limited potential.