Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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ClearView Press, Inc.
Q: What do you mean by "co-op" publisher? A: Cooperative publishing is a way for small presses and authors to get together and produce a product (book) at a fraction of what it costs the "big houses". Traditional publishers make much of the fact that it often costs them $100,000 or more just to get a new book published. Co-op presses submit the author should have enough confidence in his/her book and marketing skills to put up some of the initial set up money. Both the author and publisher then have a vested interest in the book selling.
Q: I noticed you are an "author friendly" publisher. What does that mean? A: We at ClearView Press Inc. feel that publishers over the centuries have taken advantage of authors. Our commitment is to bring as much royalties to the author as possible.
Q: How do I submit my manuscript? A: ClearView Press Inc. does not accept hard copy manuscripts. A query process for manuscripts is lined out in our Submission Guidelines page.
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