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Checklist: Publisher’s Policy
You may find certain publishers will not accept ‘unsolicited manuscripts’, especially if you are an unknown author or your work had not been previously published.
Before you submit your work to a prospective publisher it is prudent that you do your homework. You should check what genre of books certain publishers will consider and whether your proposal fits in with their current publishing policy. For example, you would not send a cooking book to a publisher who specialises in publishing brain surgery books.
Publishers are always on the look out for manuscripts suitable for publication (especially if it is likely to make money for them).Publishers will generally deal with previously published authors (especially if you had written a best seller).If you had not been previously published you may find some publishers will only accept submissions from manuscript assessment agencies or literary agencies.Contact Acquisitions Editor
Read on
Getting Published for the First Time
Writer's Guide on How to Find a Literary Agent
Writer's Best Friend: the Acquisitions Editor
Following these steps is much better than merely submitting an unsolicited manuscript or book proposal [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and hope for the best, as you could quickly find it among the publisher’s ‘slush pile’ of unwanted material.
Rejection letters from publishers informing you that your manuscript had been rejected is correspondence you would not like to see constantly popping up in the mail. If your manuscript is returned unopened with ‘RETURN TO SENDER’ in bold letters; apart from having a big cry there is not much more you can do except try-and-try again.
Keep in mind the following points:
So what can you do to increase your chances of getting published; especially if you had spent much time and effort writing your manuscript?
Dear Author
A rejection letter from a publisher is normally sharp and straight to the point. No reason is generally provided as to why your ‘masterpiece’ had been discarded (as illustrated below).
We have examined your book proposal and manuscript. You are a competent writer but it is not one for us. Good luck in your endeavor to find a publisher.
A good way of getting your foot in the front door is to contact the publisher’s acquisitions editor to check whether they would be interested in your topic. If you do this [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the acquisitions editor will become aware of you and if you get a positive response [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you will gain a winning edge.
Publisher’s Policy
What you intend to write about is a major factor whether a publisher will consider your manuscript. Unless you have a high profile, the chances of getting published will diminish, if your proposed subject matter had already been adequately covered by other well known authors.
You may also find there could be other topics they would rather publish. If these topics fall within your field of expertise, you could take advantage of this golden opportunity and modify your book proposal or manuscript to meet that request. In other words you've got to try and create your own luck.
For more details read ‘Getting Published for the First Time: Tips to Getting Your Writing Published’.
The Dreaded Rejection Letter