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Tag Archives: submission process
Author K. J. Reilly Lands Book Deal with Elixirist through Pubmission
Author K.J. Reilly decided to try Pubmission as way to find a publisher for her comedic satire Madison Ave, and it worked! Continue reading
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Are Your Submission Guidelines Hurting You?
If you require submitters to jump through too many hoops, hoops that have nothing to do with judging talent, you’ll discourage writers (good and bad) from taking the time to submit work to you. Continue reading
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The Future of Publishing: It’s About Time (Not Just Money)
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 … Continue reading
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