Sentences with phrase «submission guidelines say»

The Bulletin for the Center of Children's Books submission guidelines say that they only consider «mass market» books, and don't consider books which must be «mail ordered from the publisher.»

When a publisher or agent submission guidelines say «no unsolicited material,» does that include query letters?

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But he persevered and focused his efforts on developing a research program for submission the following year that better fit the ERC's guidelines and philosophy, he says.

So being am imp, I went to that publisher's website and printed off the guidelines, which said in huge letters «No electronic submissions and absolutely no unagented submissions.»

Now almost all editors look at submission packages without agents even though their house guidelines say otherwise.

The submission guidelines for Page Two principals Jesse Finkelstein and Trena White now say: «Due to the volume of submissions received, replies will be sent only for submissions being actively considered.»

(Can I just say: always follow the goddamn submission guidelines?

Yup, I know that all guidelines say «Agented Submissions.»

My personal best — or worse, depending on your point of view — was the query and first three chapters I sent per guidelines to an agent who said she'd reopened to submissions.

Simonetta says Sony is yet to finalise its plans for the quality assurance process, and was unable to provide answers to how long this phase might take, and how stringent the guidelines would be for final submissions.