Legitimate publishers typically do not request money upfront from authors. Traditional publishing models involve the publisher covering the costs of producing and distributing the book, with the author receiving royalties from book sales. Be cautious of publishers that ask for money upfront, as they may be vanity presses or self-publishing companies.
Self-publishers or vanity publishers require you to pay for publishing.
Reputable publishers do not charge authors to publish. But your work must be excellent.
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Putting money upfront
It is best not to.
They do nt charge anything upfront, if they ask fees upfront then it is a scamm
If a publisher asks for money before they will print and publish your written work, they are classed as vanity publishers. Vanity publishers will often heap praise on your work, no matter how good or bad it is. They are only interested in making money, and unlike genuine publishers, will make little effort to sell your printed book. Some writers will pay and use vanity publishers, selling their books themselves.
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different publishers offer different amounts based on the books quality.
"Scam" If someone is loaning, they do not charge an upfront fee unless they are scamming you. Loans are paid back with interest, not an upfront fee.
If they are asking you for money, yes!
Yes, it is. They charge money upfront. Never do this. You never pay to work.
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.
I was upfront with my friends.
No, I don't think so. They insist on money upfront which is illeagal.