How do I submit my manuscript to Literary Architects?
Literary Architects | FAQTo discuss your book or find out more about our publishing process, you can contact Renee Wilmeth, at (317) 925-7045. Renee is our Acquisitions Director and one of the three founding members of Literary Architects. She will ask you to complete a proposal kit, including information about your book, your market, your background, and some sample chapters from your book (or the full manuscript, if it is written). She will also be happy to answer any questions you have about our publishing process.
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Literary Architects | FAQLiterary Architects is a hybrid publishing company that partners with authors to produce, distribute, and sell trade-quality books. Our founders have more than 45 years of combined experience in traditional book publishing; their experience enables Literary Architects to combine the quality and standards of traditional publishing with the flexibility and innovation of self-publishing.
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Some Frequently Asked Questions About Alphabetix's Editing a...Submit a quote request. Please let us know who you are, how we can contact you, which editing service you need, how many words your document contains, and when you need the document completed. After approving the quote sent to you, attach your document in an e-mail to the editor who contacted you.
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Literary Architects | FAQNo, not in the traditional sense. Most subsidy presses will publish any manuscript they receive, regardless of the topic or quality. Literary Architects is selective in what books and authors we agree to publish. Most subsidy presses demand that the author purchase a certain number of her own books; our authors are never required to purchase any books.
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Literary Architects | FAQNo. Most vanity presses require the author to purchase and take possession of a large number of books. At Literary Architects you are not required to buy any copies of your book, and you never pay to print, warehouse, or distribute your book.
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Literary Architects | FAQWe are based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Our founders have worked in publishing in New York, San Francisco, and New Jersey before settling in the Midwest and draw upon contacts and resources across the country to give your book its best chance for success.
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Literary Architects | FAQOnce your manuscript is accepted, we can publish your book in as little as 120 days. If your book is seasonal in nature, we will recommend a publication date in our editorial and marketing plan. Yes. We publish children's books in both hardcover and paperback, in both full color and black & white. We feel that the author's platform is especially important for these books. Yes.
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Literary Architects | FAQWe create a custom marketing and promotion plan for each book, based upon the author, topic, market, and competition. Each author will work closely with our marketing and promotions specialists to reach the targeted market. Most traditional publishers take an "if you publish it they will come" approach to marketing. That means they put the book in the bookstores, and readers will find it.
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Literary Architects | FAQWe catalog our books and present them to our sales force three times each year (in a traditional Fall, Winter, and Spring seasonal schedule). We present titles to our sales team in person each season, and they in turn present titles in person to bookstore buyers and managers. In addition, your books will be cataloged in the appropriate Ingram wholesale catalog that is mailed out to independent bookstores. All of this takes place well in advance of the publication of your book.
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The AAPS Journal: Frequently Asked QuestionsAfter submission, your manuscript is assigned to an Editor. The Editor will evaluate your manuscript on its scientific originality and support of the content. The Editor will then make a decision as to whether a paper is accepted for review. If your manuscript is accepted for review, the Editor will assign Reviewers for your manuscript.
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NIHMS General FAQUsers should submit the complete text of their manuscript(s) along with any corresponding image files, table files, and/or supplementary materials. NIHMS supports a wide variety of file types (MS Word, Word Perfect, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.). Just as required by journals, high-resolution images should be submitted to ensure the best reproduction quality in PubMed Central. With the exception of supplementary materials, PubMed Central will convert the submitted images into standard file types.
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Will I get my manuscript back after I submit it?
LWW Author Support Center - LWW Journal Publishing FAQDepending upon the journal, you will not receive your manuscript back without making an advanced request and submitting a SASE.
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How does Literary Architects differ from other publishing companies?
Literary Architects | FAQThe entire FAQ is devoted to answering this question, but here we'll summarize a few things that differentiate Literary Architects from traditional publishers and self-publishers. Like traditional publishers, we are selective about the authors we work with and the books we publish. Authors must be committed to quality, have a unique voice or perspective, and be willing and able to help promote and market their books. Most self-publishers are not selective about the books they publish.
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Literary Architects | FAQLiterary Architects, we believe that you should be in control of your book and make all major decisions regarding it. As part of our service, we educate, advise, and make recommendations. Literary Architects' contract is a two-year exclusive licensing agreement for print and electronic rights in English. You do not give us additional rights. You created your content, you control your content, and you are free to pursue any deals you want with your content.
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Literary Architects | FAQOur initial agreement with authors is for two years, but we will continue to print and sell your book for as long as you want. At Literary Architects, authors never pay to print books. If you want to extend your contract beyond two years, we will renew your agreement for a nominal fee. Your contract with us is exclusive (for print and electronic book formats), but you can cancel it at any time with 30 days notice.
Related QuestionsHow can I request a review copy of a Literary Architects title?
Literary Architects | FAQPlease send your request (including your publication name) to Gardi Wilks, at (708) 366-8389 or gardi@wilkspr.com
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Literary Architects | FAQYes, we do provide examination copies and desk copies to college and university faculty, on a select basis. Click here to see our policy and how to request a copy.
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