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Getting a Manuscript Ready For Publication |
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Written by Tamara Mazzei
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Wednesday, 07 May 2008 |
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A lot goes in to publishing a book, but one of the most basic things also happens to be one of the most easily forgotten: getting the manuscript ready for publication. This is an issue that only the smallest publishers need to worry about because larger ones have experts to do the job. If you don't have an expert, then you need to hire one or become one. If you think you can avoid this, and simply send a word processing file to your printer, then you risk ending up with a book that readers will instantly dismiss as unprofessional, no matter how great the words inside the book are. |
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Book Review: Shades of Gray by Jessica James |
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Written by Tamara Mazzei
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
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Shades of Gray is a romance, but it is not a category romance. It is, instead, the sort of sweeping romantic fiction that asks the reader to look back to days gone by. Set in the American Civil War, it is the story of Andrea, a Union Army scout and sometime spy, and Alexander Hunter, a Confederate officer who is modeled on real life Confederate hero Colonel John S. Mosby, leader of Mosby's Rangers. |
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Written by Gillian Polack
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Monday, 05 May 2008 |
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Today I was thinking about historical fiction. I think about historical fiction a great deal, even though most of my fiction is rather a-historical. I was going to state the obvious and say "This is because historians think of historical fiction" but it would be a lie and I'm sworn to honesty this week. |
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