Tag: cypresseditorial
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Avoiding Scams in the Publishing Industry
The publishing world is full of opportunities, but scams are everywhere. Writers eager to get published can fall for bad agents, editors, vanity presses, and marketing schemes. Knowing the warning signs can save time, money, and frustration.
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Can I Query Agents After Self-Publishing?
It’s a common question among authors who’ve chosen the self-publishing route but still dream of landing a traditional deal. While the answer isn’t always clear-cut, there are important factors to consider before sending your query letter. Let’s take a closer look at how your book’s performance and approach could impact your chances.
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I Want to Write a Book. How Do I Get Started?
Congratulations on taking the first step to sharing your work with the world. If you have an idea for a book but are unsure how to get started, or you’re simply feeling stuck, keep reading for practical keep on how to establish a rhythm that works for you.
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A Few Recommended Resources
Read on for free resources for improving emotional depth in your novel, as well as refining structure and enhancing storytelling techniques.
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Self-Publishing vs Traditional Publishing vs Hybrid
In this article, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of self-publishing, traditional publishing, and hybrid publishing. Each route can be an excellent choice depending on your goals and prioritizes in terms of creative control, royalties, and more.
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Line Breaks in Poetry
Read on to learn what makes an effective line break, with actionable tips to improve your poetry.
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What Is a Vanity Press?
Learn what vanity presses are, how to avoid them, and what to look for instead.
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What Are Beta, Alpha, and ARC Readers?
Read on to learn about beta, alpha, and ARC readers—what they do and where they fit in the process.
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Call for Submissions at Cypress Review
Learn more about Cypress Review and the works that compel us.
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Finding an Agent for Your Book
Navigating the publishing world can be challenging, especially when it comes to submitting your work. 📚 It’s important to note that most publishers do not accept unsolicited manuscripts. This means that in most cases, you’ll need to secure an agent to represent your book. Here’s a brief guide to help you get your work into…
