...so being one who loves researching, and assuming that all these months later, there would be proof in the numbers, I did my own leg work...
...and the cause for celebration is there for one and all to see...The publisher that was oohing and ahhing over that coup back then truly CAN claim the same ranks as THEE well known Publishing Houses...because I just checked PREDATORS AND EDITORS, and the Publishing House of which the Publisher bending my ear back then is from and...
Sadly, you are not alone in that distinction. There are a LOT of publishers bearing the NOT RECOMMENDED banner...and some that actually bear one level worse...STRONGLY NOT RECOMMENDED! So I guess you aren't THAT bad...maybe! Still, I'm not sure I'd want to entrust my manuscript to ANY publisher Predators and Editors gives the NOT RECOMMENDED rating to.
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I so absolutely agree, Lin. I recommend everyone check preditors and editors before they sign a contract. You never know what you're getting into. If you can, check with several of their authors as well. Make sure they're satisfied too.
Hey, you're walking all over my Muse Forum topic here. *lol* I intend to pass the world along in my presentation entitled, Publishing Pitfalls. I've taken a couple of severe tumbles myself, and I think new authors need a dose of reality. :)
Great post!
I am sure you'll have much to talk about. I have been going through the Predators and Editors listings and I am only up to the "d's" and have four pages full of NOT RECOMMENDED publishers...and quite a few STRONGLY NOT RECOMMENDED publishers.
There are quite a few -- but I agree, I love the Predators and Editors lists. It's very helpful.
Today is the 23rd of August. The 31st is the last day my gag order is in effect. Come September 1st I will have much to say on this topic.
Eight days...hmmm. Like a metronome ticking, or sands sliding through an hourglass, your personal D- (denouncement)-Day is coming. Need a megaphone?
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