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The Muse and the Marketplace begins this Friday, May 10! Attendee schedules are now frozen for printing; if you did not sign up for sessions in advance or wish to make a change, never fear: you’ll be able to join sessions on the fly as well by checking in with the Session Manager at the door. For completely full sessions, the Session Manager will use their discretion on whether additional seating and/or standing room will be available per fire code. We cannot wait to host you at the Boston Park Plaza for an incredible weekend ahead!
Friday, May 10 • 10:30am - 11:30am
What No One Talks About in Publishing… But Everyone Should Know
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The “traditional” publishing industry can seem opaque and formidable. The lifecycle of a book– from manuscript acquisition to launch and sale–is governed by entrenched systems and processes that are often a mystery to the author even as they dictate when, where, and how that book will be sold, and how much (or little) money will trickle down to the author. In this session, the co-founders of the brand new Galiot Press, who are endeavoring to re-envision the entire publishing process, will discuss what they have learned about the inner workings of the industry, and share what all authors should know as they consider their publishing options. From costs and timelines to retailer discounts to how bookstores make their decisions and how direct sales work, attendees will come away with valuable insights and practical tips for making informed decisions. (Note: this session will not directly address self-publishing or hybrid publishing.)

Presenters
avatar for Anjali Mitter Duva

Anjali Mitter Duva

Co-Founder, Galiot Press
Anjali Mitter Duva is an Indian American writer, planner, and publisher who was raised in France. She is the author of FAINT PROMISE OF RAIN. Anjali is a co-founder of Galiot Press, an instructor at Grub Street Writers, and a former fiction Co-Editor at Solstice Literary Magazine... Read More →
avatar for Henriette Lazaridis

Henriette Lazaridis

Henriette Lazaridis’s second novel Terra Nova was called “ingenious” and “provocative” by The New York Times and her debut The Clover House was a Boston Globe bestseller. Her short work has appeared in Elle, The New York Times, New England Review, and more. She runs the... Read More →


Friday May 10, 2024 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
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