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On this page you can find links to useful forms, templates and answers to frequently asked questions about the publishing process. An overview of the publishing process: Submission : Once you’ve submitted your book proposal, sample material, and CV to a Palgrave editor, your editor will contact you to discuss it.
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On this page you can find links to useful forms, templates and answers to frequently asked questions about the publishing process. An overview of the publishing process: Submission: Once you’ve submitted your book proposal, sample material, and CV to a Palgrave editor, your editor will contact you to discuss it.
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Part One Welcome to Palgrave Macmillan 4 About Palgrave Macmillan 5 Your Palgrave Macmillan contacts 6 Part Two Preparing your typescript 7 House style 8 Using and dealing with copyright material 9 Illustrations 12 Tables 13 Structure, endmatter, prelims 14 Additional notes for editors of contributed volumes 17
