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The Inside Scoop on Acquiring Books for One of the Big Six
Former HarperCollins acquisitions editor Gabe Robinson talks about how surprise successes and strong backlist titles share a common ingredient: quality writing. Continue reading
Posted in Editor Profiles, Submissions 101, Uncategorized
Tagged acquiring books, acquisitions, author platform, Big Six, editing, HarperCollins, Publishing Links
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With Hurricane Irene Approaching, Thoughts Return to Ocracoke
With Hurricane Irene bearing down on the small island, I’ve decided to blow off the dust on a travel writing piece I wrote just before moving to Asheville. Continue reading
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Some thoughts on my first BookExpo experience
BookExpo was well worth it. I’ve been to so many publishing conventions, I couldn’t begin to list them all, but this was my first BEA. So, I thought I’d share a few of my thoughts on the show as I decompress. Continue reading
Submit Your Work on Pubmission for Free!
Now you can submit to any of the publisher members on Pubmission for free until we re-evaluate our pricing structure on June 1, 2011. That means that Top Pub Picks and submissions to the General Database will cost you 0 credits. Continue reading
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December Updates: See What’s New at Pubmission!
In case you missed them, here are few new developments at Pubmission, including some great new features, price reductions, and a contest! Continue reading
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Tagged Editor Coaching, pubmission, writing contest
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Landing Pages for Publisher Members
Publisher members: Here’s yet another way that Pubmission can work for you. We’ve made some improvements to our Link Creator feature. Now, when you copy and paste our link code to your submission guidelines page, Pubmission will create an individual … Continue reading
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A Big Thank You to All Our Beta Testers!
Now that we’ve ended our testing period and have officially launched Pubmission (see our press release), we’d like to thank all the writers and publishers who have signed up and helped us kick the tires. Even if you didn’t supply … Continue reading
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Pubmission Working with Eco-Libris to Plant Trees for Books
We’re pleased to announce a new collaboration with Eco-Libris, a fellow online business committed to reducing the environmental impact of the publishing industry. One of Pubmission’s primary goals as an online submissions tool has been to save some of the … Continue reading
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5 Reasons Why Independent Publishers Are the Future of Publishing
Why the future looks bright for independent publishers at a time when the Big Six are seeing the bottom drop out of their bank accounts. Continue reading
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Tagged Big Six, e-books, independent publishing, save paper, Seth Godin, Tim O'Reilly
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New Feature – Stop and Start Submissions at Any Time
Too many submissions, too little time? If you’re a subscribing publisher to Pubmission and reading periods, staffing changes, or other reasons make it difficult for you to review the direct submissions sent to your account, you can now stop or … Continue reading
What Do Pubmission’s Editor Ratings Mean?
Editor Ratings come from our staff of hand-picked freelance editors. All of these editors have significant publishing experience. A number of them are former trusted colleagues. You can select the editors you want based on their professional bios. Remember that … Continue reading
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Publishers Now Get a Free Subscription for Beta Testing!
Pubmission won’t work without participation from both publishers and writers. It’s that simple. Now that we’ve launched our testing stage, I’ve decided that it isn’t fair to charge publishers to kick the tires. (Writers still get 15 free credits – … Continue reading
The Agony of Acquisitions: Notes from a Former Receptor of Slush
What acquisitions editors need—what the publishing industry as a whole needs—is a way to transform our method of discovering new writing talent from a passive to a more active process. Continue reading
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Tagged book acquisitions, children's books, editors, pubmission, slush pile
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A Great Event for Writers and Illustrators: AnAuthor World’s August 7 Conference
If you live in the Southeast, AnAuthor World is hosting what promises to be an exciting writers and illustrators conference on August 7 in Greenville, SC. Featured speakers include Eric Rohmann, Melinda Long, Candace Fleming, Carolyn Yoder, and Pat Scales. … Continue reading
Now Available: Our New Demo Video for Writers
See how Pubmission can make the submission process easier and less time consuming for writers and publishing professionals. Continue reading
Should I Submit Work to the General Database Now?
Only submit to the general database when you see that many publishers in your interest area appear on the Who’s on Pubmission? list. It won’t do you any good to pay for something that won’t be of use to you. Especially … Continue reading
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