Anyone who's been a serious writer for more than a few months knows that the majority of a writer's time--maybes as much as 80-90%--is spent waiting on the fate of a manuscript or proposal or query. Submitting requires a trip to the post office or sending an e-mail attachment. Accepting requires a trip to your mailbox or e-mail Inbox. It's all that waiting in the middle that separates the old-fashioned writers from today's published authors.

With our ability to contact up to 100 publishers simultaneously, authors are often signing publishing contracts within two months, and because of our online book proposals, they never have to deal with individual submissions or rejections (they only hear from interested publishers). 

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