The Book's Publishing Journey - podcast

Traditional publishing involves many steps and a lot of details along the way. Senior editor Beena Kamlani walks us through the book publishing journey to describe how a book gets published. The players involved: the acquiring editor, advocate for its potential; senior editor, who line edits and works with the author on storytelling details; managing editor, who copy edits and finalizes; design, where the look is created; production, where typsetting occurs; bindery, for book binding. It can take nine months to one year to move through these stages.
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  • Hmmm. It almost seems like "self-editing" is a matter of opinion. Do the quotations go before or after a comma or who said it? Some of our publishing companies have non American publishers, producers, editors, designers, and I've noticed...things sometimes get changed! What's really right/wrong? It can be quite confusing!