Comments on: What publishing companies will publish novalists under eighteen? http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen Internet Marketing for Authors Mon, 13 Feb 2012 06:57:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Gianna http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen/comment-page-1#comment-4482 Gianna Sat, 28 Nov 2009 10:30:59 +0000 http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen#comment-4482 Authors are made – not born at the first sign of christening and as long as you can write and pull off a manuscript at an early age of what, 6, you can be a published author. Self-publishing is one venue for authors who wanted to test how their book will fare in the market. To get into a contract, yes, you must have someone legal to assist you with it. Self-publishing will entail you to make a deposit before going through production and any financial transaction done should be legitimate. How can you NOT publish? I have known of authors who started as early as 6 to 10- years old. With parent’s consent, supervision and resources, these children are already raking exposure in the publishing industry as young as they are now. Best of luck! :)<br><b>References : </b><br>How to get started with publishing: http://tr.im/AJ91 Download your free guide: http://tr.im/EILe Authors are made – not born at the first sign of christening and as long as you can write and pull off a manuscript at an early age of what, 6, you can be a published author.

Self-publishing is one venue for authors who wanted to test how their book will fare in the market.

To get into a contract, yes, you must have someone legal to assist you with it. Self-publishing will entail you to make a deposit before going through production and any financial transaction done should be legitimate.

How can you NOT publish? I have known of authors who started as early as 6 to 10- years old.

With parent’s consent, supervision and resources, these children are already raking exposure in the publishing industry as young as they are now.

Best of luck! :)
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Download your free guide:
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]]> By: Steve http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen/comment-page-1#comment-4481 Steve Sat, 28 Nov 2009 10:10:59 +0000 http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen#comment-4481 Publishers aren't interested in how young or old you are, only how well you write. If you can write as well as or better than most adult authors, any of them would consider you. If you are below the age of majority where you live (it's not legal for you to enter into a contract), your parent or guardian would have to sign the publishing contract on your behalf. Having said that, if this is your first novel, it's almost certainly not good enough to be published. (You do occasionally hear of authors getting their first novel published, but the key word is "occasionally" - those people are the exceptions.) If you haven't already edited it, do that. Take out at least 10% of the words. It will probably need to be edited again after that. Join a critique group. Listen to what they have to say. By now, you'll probably be sick of your first novel, so start writing another, applying what you've learned. On average, the fourth or fifth one has a chance of being good enough to be published.<br><b>References : </b><br> Publishers aren’t interested in how young or old you are, only how well you write. If you can write as well as or better than most adult authors, any of them would consider you. If you are below the age of majority where you live (it’s not legal for you to enter into a contract), your parent or guardian would have to sign the publishing contract on your behalf.

Having said that, if this is your first novel, it’s almost certainly not good enough to be published. (You do occasionally hear of authors getting their first novel published, but the key word is "occasionally" - those people are the exceptions.) If you haven’t already edited it, do that. Take out at least 10% of the words. It will probably need to be edited again after that. Join a critique group. Listen to what they have to say. By now, you’ll probably be sick of your first novel, so start writing another, applying what you’ve learned. On average, the fourth or fifth one has a chance of being good enough to be published.
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]]> By: squirt http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen/comment-page-1#comment-4480 squirt Sat, 28 Nov 2009 09:37:59 +0000 http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen#comment-4480 First what ever you do get it copyrighted then go from there I would just get a hold of publishers and see if they would publish your novel<br><b>References : </b><br> First what ever you do get it copyrighted then go from there I would just get a hold of publishers and see if they would publish your novel
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]]> By: ? http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen/comment-page-1#comment-4479 ? Sat, 28 Nov 2009 09:16:59 +0000 http://www.followmeongoogle.com/publishing/what-publishing-companies-will-publish-novalists-under-eighteen#comment-4479 Put it on the net. Build a fan base.<br><b>References : </b><br> Put it on the net. Build a fan base.
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