"thirty years I've waited for a publishing contract, now you want me to tear it up?"

Trevor's Advice:

Presentation Matters.
For example, no editor will read a handwritten manuscript. If your material is submitted in the most appropriate format a publisher will be more inclined to give attention to it. For more information please read the Libros guidelines for submission.

Review you work
You’ve just finished you manuscript and now, understandably, you want to submit it to as many people as possible in the hope of getting it published. Many writers send their manuscripts in a ‘raw’ state, fresh of the printer. Do not send your manuscript to a publisher until it is ready to be seen as it could ruin your chances. Be confident that your work is as good as it can be.

Trevor Dalton - Author Liaison



Trevor takes care of various aspects of author liaison. He is responsible for issuing contracts, for organizing events and book signings, for coordinating our monthly newsletter, for entering authors for the various book awards and for advising authors on how to register their book for the library services.

Got a Manuscript to Submit

LIBROS GUARANTEES TO READ ALL MANUSCRIPTS

Question markThe Libros team is here to help you publish your book. After all, your success is ours. The team is made up of professionals in directly related disciplines, with a broad range of editing, publishing and marketing skills. The core of the team, Ken Douglas and Trevor Dalton, are both authors in their own right. Ken and Trevor established Libros as an antidote to the problems they had experienced getting their own books published.

 

Submit your Manuscript here.

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Mini Blog :

A chance meeting in a gym one early morning in March 2006 founded the company now known as Libros International. Trevor Dalton was about to have his first novel published when he began to discuss the publishing world with a man next to him on an exercise bike.

After a period of discussion between the droplets of sweat, the man (Ken Douglas) suggested the crazy notion that he tear up his publishing contract with his American friends and instead form a publishing company between them...

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