Course Curriculum
| Traditional publishing refers to the established system of getting a book deal in which the publisher takes on all the expense and effort to bring your book to market. The publisher formats, edits, prints, promotes, and distributes your book to multiple outlets—domestic and foreign. There is no cost to you. Traditional publishers pay the writer through royalties on every book sold. They gamble on the idea that the book will sell and sell well, and work with the writer to make sure the work is market ready. This class covers everything you need to know to acquire a traditional publisher and to determine if traditional publishing is for you. | |||
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| Week One: Why Traditional Publishing? Details | 7 days | ||
| Week Two: Determining Your Genre Or Category Of Work Details | 7 days | ||
| Week Three: Finding A Publisher Or Agent Details | 7 days | ||
| Week Four: Materials You’ll Need To Submit Details | 7 days | ||
| Week Five: Financial and Legal Information Details | 7 days | ||
| Week Six: How Editors Work Details | 7 days | ||
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