Identifying Prospective Publishers
Writer’s Little Instruction Book: Getting Published by Paul Raymond Martin If you do not yet have a literary agent, or if you choose not to use one, you can submit…
If you do not yet have a literary agent, or if you choose not to use one, you can submit your manuscript to most publishing houses other than the huge conglomerates.
When your manuscript is ready to go to market, or even somewhat earlier, browse bookstores or surf the Internet to identify publishers who release similar kinds of books. Write for each publisher's submission guidelines and current catalog, or study the publishers' listing in the annual directories like Writer's Market to determine if your work fits a specific house.
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Scott Francis is a former editor and author of Writer's Digest Books.
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