2 thoughts on “Kwadwo Sheldon: Bernard Amoako

  1. Samuel Miezah Whajah says:

    How can I get write up published

  2. Klishee says:

    Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through:

    Prepare Your Manuscript:

    Ensure it’s well-written, free of grammatical errors, and properly formatted.
    If you’re not confident about your writing, consider getting it reviewed or edited by a professional or a knowledgeable friend.
    Choose the Right Platform:

    Academic papers: Look for journals related to your field. Use directories such as the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) or specific databases related to your discipline.
    Fiction/Non-fiction: Depending on the length, you might consider literary magazines, anthologies, or book publishers.
    Opinions/Articles: Newspapers, magazines, or online platforms like Medium, LinkedIn, etc.
    Poetry: Literary magazines, poetry anthologies, or specialized poetry publishers.
    Research Submission Guidelines:

    Every publication has its own submission guidelines. These can dictate formatting, length, style, and even the type of content they’re looking for.
    Adhering to these guidelines is crucial. Not doing so can result in an automatic rejection.
    Write a Cover Letter or Proposal:

    This typically accompanies your submission. It’s a brief letter that introduces you and your work.
    If you’re submitting a book, many publishers also require a proposal which includes a summary, chapter breakdown, and market analysis.
    Submit Your Work:

    Some platforms require digital submissions, while others might still prefer print.
    Make sure to keep a copy for yourself.
    Pay attention to whether the platform accepts simultaneous submissions (submitting your work to multiple places at once).
    Be Prepared for Rejection:

    Even well-established authors face rejection. Don’t be disheartened.
    Analyze any feedback (if given), make necessary revisions, and try again.
    Consider Self-Publishing:

    If you’re having difficulty getting published traditionally, or if you simply prefer to have more control over the process, consider self-publishing.
    Platforms like Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), CreateSpace, and Lulu allow authors to self-publish both e-books and print books.
    Engage with the Writing Community:

    Join writers’ groups, attend workshops, or engage with writers and readers online.
    Networking can provide opportunities, feedback, and even potential references or introductions to publishers and agents.
    Stay Updated:

    The publishing industry is ever-evolving. Keep abreast of changes, emerging platforms, and shifting preferences.
    Persist:

    The world of publishing is competitive. Persistence, along with continuous improvement in your craft, is key.

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