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Why Did You Publish THAT Manuscript?
I’m going to pause in my series of posts on what manuscripts we want to respond to a number of comments I’ve received regarding books we have published. Let me make an important note here. We judge manuscripts and not authors here at Energion Publications. What do I mean? I don’t try to determine whether…
Facebook Group for Energion Publications
For our authors and readers we have created a Facebook group. If you’re on Facebook, consider joining our group. If you’re not on Facebook, how about considering joining, and then, well, joining? You can also follow Energion Publications on Twitter, just “follow energion”. Our home page is here.
How to Achieve Instant Proposal Rejection
Well, perhaps not instant, but close. It does take time to download and view your proposal or manuscript. But quite frequently it doesn’t take more than a few minutes for us to reject it. Here are the key reasons: Ignoring the mission statement. I am amazed at how many authors apparently haven’t read our web…
Of Large and Small Publishers
Arthur Sido, active blogger and contributor to our Under Christ’s Archy project, as well as frequent blog reviewer, calls attention to the news that HarperCollins has acquired Thomas Nelson and will now control 50% of the Christian publishing market (his source is Christianity Today.) Arthur made kind reference to Energion in his post. Now in…
Review and Evaluation Copy Policy
Energion Publications would like to accommodate every reasonable request for review or evaluation copies. The majority of our materials are designed for use in Christian education, and thus review copies can be our best advertising. Review Copies We will send review copies to any legitimate reviewer. This means anyone who intends to write a review…
An Incarnational Christmas Witness
We hear the word “incarnational” quite a bit these days, and I think that’s a good thing. We need to center our lives, our activities, and our witness around that central doctrine of Christianity. I’m in the Ft. Worth area visiting my daughter, son-in-law, and three granddaughters. I’ve been reading the book of Hebrews today….