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How Academics Get Pubished: Demystifying Book Publishers’ Expectations of Academic Authors

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ISBN: 9789991271668
Editeur: Lightbooks
Date de parution: 2023

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Overview
This book will show you:?     how to avoid the blunders and hurdles of getting your academic book published, by a publisher?     what good publishers expect along the way?     a solid overview of how to get published?     ways to submit proposals?     how to navigate the publishing process?     how you can contribute to sales and marketing?     the optional self-publishing route - most of the book is also true for a self-published author. It gives you this publisher's inside story, to demystify it all. Charles J. Bewlay is a book publisher with over forty years on the frontline of editing, proofreading, commissioning, designing and laying out books, marketing, and project management. This was firstly from inside a multinational publisher and then in his own niche publishing company.