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Could I submit one book proposal to several different editors/publishers at once?
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and what would i do if both were interested?
All Answers To QuestionsAnswer 1
Try and squeeze the best offers, or look up their history.
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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100122110623AAQvcoh Answer 2
Yes. Either deal with one at a time or with both. Perhaps they'll get into a bidding war. Answer 3
The best rule is you can submit proposals to as many as possible, but complete manuscripts to only one at a time. Answer 4
Their guidelines will tell you whether they want to be "exclusive" or not.
If you really think you're likely to have multiple publishers out of your very first batch interested (and the chances of this are almost zero), I'd recommend you get an agent first to handle it. You should have no problems getting one if your book is that good. << GO BACK to questions
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