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BEE Books: 5 Signs of Good Editing
The work of an editor is possibly the most convoluted in the process of publication and is perceptible to change with each manuscript. The scope of editing alters in each manuscript according to its need. With that in mind, here is a list of the five signs of good editing: Flexibility and Scope of Transformation:…
BEE Books: How To Survive Rejection
In our last blog post we had taken you through how to approach a publisher, and left you at a place where your work gets rejected instead of accepted for publication. As someone who has been receiving rejection letters since she was 14 years old (yes, that was the year I began approaching publishers), I…
BEE Books: How To Approach A Publisher?
If you are reading this post, chances are that you have written a novel, edited and reedited it, and proofread it until you could say the whole story word for word. Now what? In this age when all book publishers are very active over the social media you feel like pinging them or inboxing them…
BEE Books : Why Do We Need Publishing Assistance?
Imagine how our lives would be if we were never introduced to the world of Harry Potter, if we never knew about the Faraway Tree or if we were never left with the fuzzy feeling every time we turned the pages of “Gone with the wind”. We grow up with our favorite characters from the…
BEE Books: What To Do When You’ve Completed Writing Your First Book?
Writing a book is a journey that drenches the mind and the heart. It pushes you into an abyss of emotional turmoil, sleepless nights and scratched out paragraphs. But the moment after your story is written is a special one. A repertoire of words and feelings lies in front of you. It is a tremendous…
Bee Books: Difference Between Traditional And Self-Publishing
Authors, today, have different ways of getting their manuscripts published. In this post, we concentrate on the two most dominant methods of publishing – traditional publishing and self-publishing. Traditional Publishing In traditional publishing, the author after completing his or her manuscript, sends a query letter or a proposal, and submits the manuscript to a publishing…
