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By David Blaine, on 16-12-2007 07:55

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In the current issue of Writer's Digest, Charlotte Cook, president of Komenar Publishing, tells Jordan Rosenfeld that they are a new type of publishing house. 

Komenar only works with first time authors of literary fiction.  Quite a specialty.

Ms. Cook explained the difference between Komenar and other publishers of fiction this way:  "In a big house, fiction authors are given a three-month window to succeed. We give them 18 months to two years-or longer if the trade paperback is showing promise."

When asked what she's looking for in a book, she replied, "...compelling story, engaging characters, evocative setting."

Visit Komenar at their website for details about their submissions process.



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