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[New Presentation] How Pubmission Works for Publisher Members

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Wolf Hoelscher

A new slide show highlighting some of Pubmission’s key features. It shows how we think it can help editors and agents save a bunch of unnecessary admin time when it comes to managing submissions. Continue reading →

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Will Pubmission Reduce the Volume of Submissions to Your Slush Pile?

Posted on July 19, 2010 by Wolf Hoelscher

No. Pubmission isn’t meant to be a gatekeeper. You are. We’ve said from the outset that editors and agents should remain the gatekeepers in publishing. You’re only as good as the writing talent you recruit. So why would you relinquish … Continue reading →

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The Future of Publishing: It’s About Time (Not Just Money)

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Wolf Hoelscher

One of my favorite authors is Milan Kundera. Though The Unbearable Lightness of Being is my favorite of his works, Slowness comes in a close second. Reading it is like taking a long, shoulder-dropping exhale. It’s not one of his … Continue reading →