Publishers look for well-written, unique, and marketable books that have the potential to appeal to a wide audience. They also consider the author's platform, market trends, and the book's potential for commercial success. Ultimately, publishers are looking for books that they believe will sell well and generate revenue for the publishing house.
Publishers usually look for two things when accepting a book to publish. First is the subject, is there are market for it? Secondly, they look at the author's writing style.
There are lots of good photography book designers and printers, you only need to look for them. Try self publishers, these are publishers who will help design and print your books for a fee.
Publishers!
I think they're producing more. Go look in any bookstore!
Random House and Scholastic Corp. are the two largest children's book publishers.
The most common children's book publishers is Peace Hill Press. You can see a list of the publishers at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_publishers_of_children%27s_books
Yes, there are many great book publishers in the US and around the world. Some of the best publishers are Grand Central Publishing, Random House, and Harper.
different publishers offer different amounts based on the books quality.
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A good publisher is whatever publisher wants to buy your book. Every genre has it's own publishers that specialize in that area, so there is not "a good publisher" that handles everything. You need to get the latest copy of Writers' Market and look into what publishers are buying what sorts of books and stories.
Yes, there are book publishers on Long Island such as W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., Skyhorse Publishing, and LID Publishing. These publishers cater to various genres and authors, offering a range of services from editing to book distribution.