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Advice on rewriting PhD dissertations into books; advice on sending manuscripts to scholarly publishers; how copyediting works; what to expect in the production process; explain what to do if a university press rejects your manuscript. I do NOT assess manuscripts
10 years publishing experience at Addison Wesley Longman, and Cambridge University Press Australia and the United Kingdom
Bachelor of Music; Master of Arts; PhD is almost finished! I also teach in editing and publishing courses at university level, both undergraduate and graduate
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Hi Deanna Unfortunately, all such services come with a fee, unless you have a local writing centre for emerging authors in which you can discuss each others work? You could also join an exiting writers
Hi John, to answer your question: 1. Yes, it is legal and also ethical to do this. 2. It depends upon what you use. If you talk about a topic generally, there is usually no problem with citation
Hi Desirai These are big questions but I'll start here: You may need to edit many times - writing a polished manuscript can take months even longer. You should edit the work as closely as possible
Hi Richard Yes, publishing a book elsewhere in another medium is common but it is usually the publisher who sells the rights / does the deal on your behalf - unless the product is very old and you can
Hi Andy A non-exclusive agreement is GOOD. It means you can publish elsewhere. For example, if you publish a book in hardback with this publisher, you can find another publish for a paperback edition
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