by Kaelyn Barron |
When people think of traditional publishing, they usually envision one of the Big Five publishers, with executives in suits calling the shots from their skyscraper corner offices (basically Walter Hobbs in Elf). The “Big Five” publishers (Penguin/Random...
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by Tom Corson-Knowles |
We wanted to find out how authors really feel about the submissions process for publishers and literary agents, so we recently sent out a survey to our email list of authors and received 561 responses. Our goal was to figure out what we (along with other publishers...
by Kaelyn Barron |
If you specialize in research or academic writing, you’d probably like to get your important findings into as many hands as possible. Getting your work published in an academic journal, or as a book, can add major credibility and authority to your name, while...
by Kaelyn Barron |
According to Babbel, there are over 450 million native Spanish speakers worldwide, which makes it second only to Chinese on the list of most spoken languages. In the United States alone, Spanish is the first language of 43 million people. But in the U.S., you might be...
by Kaelyn Barron |
So you’ve finished writing your play, and maybe even put on a few productions. Now you’re ready to take the next step and get your play published. Publishing your play can bring more opportunities for others to acquire the licensing needed to host their...
by Kaelyn Barron
As an author, you know how exciting it is to finally see your work published. Soon, you might start brainstorming ways to reach a wider audience and expand your market. One option is to get your book translated and market it to international audiences. In this post,...
