LITERARY AGENTS ∙ PUBLISHERS ∙ QUERY LETTERS ∙ BOOK PROPOSALS ∙ SUBMISSION GUIDELINES ∙ MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION ∙ CONTRACT NEGOTIATION ∙ ROYALTIES ∙ ADVANCES ∙ SELF-PUBLISHING OPTIONS
Getting Published
This publishing guide is a clear, step-by-step resource for writers ready to move from manuscript to book. It explains how to write query letters and book proposals, follow submission guidelines, and evaluate publishing contracts. You’ll find strategies for securing a literary agent, submitting directly to publishers, and exploring self-publishing options. Designed for clarity and results, this guide gives writers the knowledge to successfully navigate the publishing process.
Traditional, Self, and Hybrid Models Explained
Choosing between traditional, self, and hybrid publishing is one of the most important decisions an author makes. Understanding the advantages and trade-offs of each model is essential to finding the best path for your work.
Preparing Your Manuscript to Meet Industry Standards
A professional manuscript must meet the expectations of agents and publishers. From formatting to genre-specific conventions, this guide explains how to polish your work before submission.
Protecting Author Rights and Securing Fair Terms
Publishing contracts shape an author’s career and income. Learning how to negotiate royalties, subsidiary rights, and reversion clauses is key to protecting your work and ensuring long-term success.