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The book genre of “new adult” fiction has been around for a while (since it was first proposed by St. Martin’s in 2009). But only recently has the lingo begun to pick up speed in the conversations and chatter at writers conferences. More and more, publishers are...
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Submission guidelines pages have their own industry-specific lingo, and navigating the process of submitting your poems, stories, essays, and books requires a certain amount of professionalism and etiquette.
Use this article to learn the best way to define (and interpret) the phrases and words that are part of making strong submissions!
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Publishing industry vocabulary, definitions: advance, backlist, editor, exclusive, galleys, literary agent, media rate, multiple submissions, previously published, slush pile, SASE, simultaneous submissions, unsolicited submissions.
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