Finding the right book publishing company is one of the constant thoughts of many emerging authors.
If you are about to read this
practical guide it means that you are deciding on how to find a publisher in India to send your novel to get
published. This guide on how to introduce yourself to a publisher is
unconventional, but it is the fruit of my personal experience working with writers.
Many of which came to publish with a free publisher.
We warn you right away that there is
no mathematical theorem to be chosen by a serious publisher, but there are some
precautions that can increase the odds. In this long, practical guide you will
understand exactly how to write to a publishing house effectively and how to
publish a book for free, without begging for pathetic recommendations.
However, before telling you about the
method used with some writers we collaborated with, we invite you to reflect on
your mental approach and on the cliches to avoid.
One of the most mundane and
meaningless comments we read everywhere - in forums, groups, videos, blogs -
about introducing yourself to an editor is a facsimile of the following:
“The publishing world is rotten and
corrupt. Try to get recommended publishers. If you are not recommended, your
only chance to publish is to pay and choose a paid publishing house. There are
no more publishing houses to publish a book for free. "
Invariably, every time we read such a
comment, our eyes lift up and a shiver shakes our limbs. False information and absolutisms
- as well as absolutists - are one of the worst evils in the world.
ü Usually such vitriolic
comments are written by people who have failed to publish anything and have
never even received a single response from the hundreds of publishers to whom
they have sent a cover letter for an editorial proposal or directly
ü Usually these people when
they think about how to introduce themselves to a publisher have in their head
only the idea of a pre-packaged message to send to a long list of contacts,
without even bothering to hide the addresses of others and without even
personalizing the text of the mail.
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