Publish a book at the publisher

Don't fall for a printing grant publisher

• If you are considering publishing your book and maybe on the internet for a suitable one If you research the publisher, you will inevitably come across "publisher looking for authors" and other prompts meet. If you send your manuscript to a publisher like this, you will quickly receive an incredibly enthusiastic letter in which Your manuscript has been highly praised, and just below that you can get an estimate for the printing of yours Book.
• This "printing subsidy" is what these publishers use to finance themselves. In contrast, a reputable publisher lives on the income from the sale of your book, in which you receive between 8 and 10 percent, depending on the contract.
• A so-called printing subsidy publisher will not do anything in terms of marketing for your book. Review copies are not sent to the press, book launches are organized, and advertisements are not placed. You will also not receive any advertising for your book via online and direct marketing at stands, trade fairs and in bookstores.
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• You will only get an attractive format, high quality equipment and a genre-fair layout from a normal publisher. These publishers are not looking for authors, however, and it will be difficult to convince them of a new book by an unknown writer. But before you sell yourself to a printing grant publisher, you'll have to pay full price if you get your want to have your own books, it is better to contact a printing company and have a small edition for you and your fans to press. However, you then have to access an ISBN no. waive.

Convince reputable providers to publish your book

• If you are going to submit your manuscript to a reputable publisher, there are a few things you should know. It can sometimes take a long time to get an answer from an editor. Publishers get masses of manuscripts sent in, and a normal public publisher might print one out of a thousand manuscripts.


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• Find out more about the conditions for submitting a manuscript on the publisher's website. Often an exposé and an excerpt from the book, which should contain the first chapter, are required.
• Try to write an error-free, non-handwritten cover letter in which you include the important content, a possible target group and a few reasons why your book should fit into the publishing program, to name.
• Only with small publishers is it worth making a call and asking if your book will be of interest because large publishers often employ interns for such inquiries, who are supposed to get rid of the caller. Make sure to check whether your manuscript fits into the publisher's program at all. Nothing is as annoying to a reader as wasted time rejecting a science fiction manuscript because the publisher doesn't publish any science fiction literature.
• If you are convinced of your book, don't be discouraged. After all, all writers were once unknown and also managed to convince a publisher of themselves.