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3Become a Paid Reader for Novelty Fiction
Traditional publishing methods are proving difficult to sustain as digital technology for distribution of literature has multiplied the amount of content available, leading some authors and publishers to opt for giving away their contents for free....
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5 Simple Steps For Choosing and Submitting Your Manuscript to an Independent Publisher
Independent publishers are an important medium between large presses who deal only with known authors and literary agents and vanity presses that demand upfront payment and rarely provide any sort of opportunity for marketing your work. If you...
3An Independent Book Publishing House
In case you have been wondering how to publish your book, Novelty Fiction may be the right choice for you. It is one of the new book publishing houses that are both fiction publishers and non fiction publishers. For details, please check out the...
0Animal Rights Trilogy (II)
Banchroft was getting a bit sore with himself for being so inarticulate towards the wolfist and a handyman who was giving him an extended tour of the grounds. “King Leopold is no less impressive than his name, although he seems to prefer Leon....
2Manuscripts Must Be Editable
Don’t pay to get published! This maxim presupposes that the manuscript is publishable. At the very least, it must be editable in the sense that it can be made publishable with proper editing. Then the key question becomes what "proper editing"...
30What Makes a Manuscript Publishable
There is this long-running debate over fees to get published. Never pay to get published! That is a good principle to follow. Novelty Fiction certainly would not charge an author to publish their work. Nor would we charge them to review, edit,...
4Animal Rights Trilogy (I)
Benjamin Banchroft, Barrister, had spent the better part of his life walking between his offices at Giggley, Spells & Mueller and the Old Bailey. Most of his adult life, at least. The better part of his childhood had been spent at the Oldfellows...
