Let’s assume an average of 200 pages.
It's quite difficult to find anything about it online. Some people report 10-12 weeks, some say a month, and others probably won't even get their book back with corrections.
(2 votes)
Loading...It's about a girl named Shazu. She is 12 years old. She lives in a world where everyone has a power. Her power is her control over fire. One day she meets a boy on the street. He follows her and then thankfully disappears. But she can't get him out of her head. He keeps…
We are supposed to analyze the short story "A Nice Guy" by Gabriele Wohmann with the help of Paul Watzlawick's axioms. I have found examples of the individual axioms, but I don't really know how to write the analysis. It would be nice if someone could give me some tips. kind regards
Hello, can I ask this question like this?
Would you rather put the main character's backstory right at the beginning of a story and start the story with it… or rather start in the present time and reveal the main character's backstory only as the story progresses? I can't decide, as I think both have their advantages. If you write it right at…
Do you know how the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nations is structured? Did you know that? It's a learning goal for history!!!
Hi, I asked Chatgpt for a suggestion for a beginning for my book. What do you think? (I don't think it's that great and it's too short, so it gets straight to the point.) The January wind howled through the streets as I rested on the sofa in my small apartment. I thought I had…
(My ex was a lecturer) as soon as he can dedicate himself to your book (so it is not for weeks before), and provided he really works it thoroughly: 4-8 days á 8h, depending on how good or bad it is, how much to do
In itself, a editor might need a week to work through a book.
Typically, however, much will be to be done, several books will be governed. A submitted manuscript will probably have to wait a longer time, for the more rare case, that it comes in the narrower selection.
From this, this is probably the smallest problem – more likely (default) failures or even no feedback are the reality.
If you send your manuscript as a new author, you will probably be notified after three to four weeks, rejecting 99.999 %.
I suspect that almost always is rejected due to the accompanying expo lake without anyone looking into the manuscript. In a few cases, a editor reads the manuscript, some pages. It’s not going to happen.
Of course, this depends on whether, as here, a hired editor or a freelance worker speaks.
A editor employed at a publisher needs about a week for a book and most publishers also have a two-leector. A freelance editor logically has no colleagues who can take off his work and have to process several orders at the same time alone, then two weeks to one and a half months are common.
Normally, however, this deadline is also communicated. In a publishing house you can contact your own editor at any time, with a freelance editor you should keep the period in advance contractually.
LG
This applies very much to the subject of the book – and whether it is a translation that needs to be revised in terms of content. When I was still working accordingly, “I created” approx. 20 pages (popular science books on geography, geology, geology, guides, etc.).
Nothing is corrected. Either you get a rejection or not. The response time is between four and twelve weeks. You also do not send a whole book to the publisher, but a cover letter, exposé and a text sample, exactly according to the publisher’s specifications. It’s 99% in the ton. If you are one per cent whose manuscript is requested, then the editor works with you for months.