Introduction to Publishing: Build Your Own Storybook
How to contact a publisher?
A course by Paula Brecciaroli , Author and Editor
Joined April 2021
Joined April 2021
About the video: How to contact a publisher?
Overview
“You will analyze the types of publishers to identify which is the most convenient for your project. I will also share some suggestions on how to contact them. ”
In this video lesson Paula Brecciaroli addresses the topic: How to contact a publisher?, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Publishing: Build Your Own Storybook. Learn editing techniques to organize, polish, and shape a book ready for publication.
Partial transcription of the video
“How to contact a publisher? Now that we have our book project finished, It is time to think about the route we want it to have. First, what we are going to see in this lesson corresponds to the selection of an editorial. Usually when we finish a book we have the desire that it be materialized and published. So our task now is to find the publisher that best fits our book. Our desire can take us to want to show our book to different editorial projects. But it is important that at this point Let's take some time to reflect and investigate the catalogues. For example, we have to know which pub...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Publishing: Build Your Own Storybook
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Fiction Writing, Narrative, Storytelling, Writing
Paula Brecciaroli
A course by Paula Brecciaroli
Paula Brecciaroli is an author, psychologist, and coeditor at Editorial Conejos from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
She has published novels like Otaku (Paisanita, 2015) and Brasil(Conejos, 2011), the poetry books Cuarenta gotas de azufre (Santos Locos, 2021), La sinceridad de un golpe (Santos Locos, 2018), and Te traje bichos para que juegues (Textos Intrusos, 2011), the storybook Ensayo Ilustrado (BonnyClide Ediciones de Mentira, 2009), and the picturebook Vaca Vaca (self-published, 2007).
Paula has worked for several magazines and collaborated as a literary columnist on radio programs. She is cofounder, alongside several other editors, of the Latin American independent publishers' cooperative, La Coop; she also owns a bookshop with the same name that specializes in works from independent publishers.
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