25 Book Publishing Guidelines You Should Know

So, the masterpiece is done. Now what? Should you self-publish your book? Use print-on-demand? Try to find a publisher, or start your own publishing company?

25 Book Publishing Guidelines You Should Know by Rita Schiano will help you sort out which book publishing direction is best for you, as well as provide “insider” tips on wading through the process.

Topics include:

1. Preparing your manuscript
2. Should you hire an editor, copyeditor, or proofreader...and how to determine which you may need.
3. Traditional publishing vs. self-publishing
4. Vanity press vs. subsidy press
5. Writing the query letter
6. What you need to know to start your own small press

..... and 18 more guidelines, a list of resources and web sites to help you get your book published, and words of wisdom to keep you on track.

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"Rita Schiano's 25 Book Publishing Guidelines You Should Know offers just the right amount of help to clarify the jungle called publishing. A wonderful guide, filled with resources and great tips."

— Rebecca Lerwill, award-winning author of Relocating Mia and soon-to-be-released The Acronym

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Rita Schiano was the Vice President of Books Acquisitions for a New York publishing company and is the founder of The Reed Edwards Company. Rita has worked with a number of authors including most recently:

• Darren LaCroix and Rick Seigel (Laugh and Get Rich)
• Maggie Moran (The Magic In Me, Aunt Rosa's House, Someone Took Vanessa's Bike)
• Patrick Kelley (I, of the Storm)
• Dennis McCurdy (Find A Way: A Guide To Getting The Most Out Of Life and 52 Ways To Find A Way)
• Janina Chung (Far East Of The Sun)
• Dr. Ron Breazeale (Reaching Home and Duct Tape Isn't Enough)
• Natalie Brown-Douglas (Last Night I Left Earth For Awhile) 

12 pages. Self-Service, Electronic Downloadable PDF Format