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Am at an #APApacific21 session on how to publish with editors from Hackett, Blackwell, Cambridge etc. Focus will be on non-fiction philosophy publishing. Will put some tips in the thread 1/
How to approach a publisher? Depends on what you want to write (tips by Jeff Dean, Hackett)
Trade publishing, for a wide audience, is a world on its own (big-5 publishers eg. Penguin). You'll need an agent and you'll need to work in close consultation with the press 2/
Trade publishing, for a wide audience, is a world on its own (big-5 publishers eg. Penguin). You'll need an agent and you'll need to work in close consultation with the press 2/
Focusing on academic publishing. What kind of project do you have? What format will it be? E.g., monograph--meant usually for your peers or people in adjacent fields.
Primarily published by university presses, but commercial publishers also do a lot of them. 3/
Primarily published by university presses, but commercial publishers also do a lot of them. 3/
