Sentences with phrase «things about your manuscript»

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And I worried about the ominous things that happened during the two weeks before my retirement date: a driver ran into my car and totaled it; our dishwasher, garbage disposal and computer broke down; a manuscript I had submitted for publication was rejected; and my doctor, his face drawn in a frown, told me I had to come in for tests.

This is about dating western women and things are MUCH easier with Russian girls (anyone who's been to Russia will confirm it - just pick up any manuscript from about dating Russian women and compare the notes).

The good thing about my situation is that I opted for the lowest costing package and I can submit any manuscript I choose to Balboa.

Here are some of the things to think about and the range of investment you might need to make based on a 70,000 word manuscript.

If I had one thing I could change about the process, I would have stuck the manuscript in a drawer for a month or two, then read it again looking for missed errors.

But there are some other things you'll need when the manuscript is all polished and shiny that you might not have thought about in advance.

When an author submits a book proposal to a publisher, that publisher will likely examine a variety of things about the author that do not have much to do with the author «s manuscript.

My name is on the cover, after all, and the things we're talking about in the editorial letter are not of the magnitude that would cause the manuscript to be rejected.

Every time I saw him talk about format, production deadlines, pricing, and all manner of things involved in publishing books, he all but rolled up his sleeves at the exciting prospect of all the facets that would come into play in getting a manuscript to market.»

She is the self - published author of Beautiful Things that Happen to Ugly People, a synthesis of art and literature, a modern - day illuminated manuscript, about a simple soul named Paulie.