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Book Production Services and Fees
We supply all services needed to complete your manuscript.
Bravin Publishing's
"Literary Services"
Details and Fees.
Services provided by Bravin Publishing are at a cost to the Author which will result in the publication of a professionally done book.
*** Remember. we are a literary service provider. Upon a contract agreement, a 50% down payment of the estimated final cost is required to begin creation for publication. The production cost for the services are to be paid within 30 days of completion of publishing, via payment request invoice. Author retains copyrights of their work from start to finish. We only provide services needed to complete the book.***
Publication Services
ISBN: International Standard Book Number & EAN Barcode
Full book design: Cover and interior
Typesetting
Editing and Proofreading
Book will be sent to professional reviewers (3)
Bravin Publishing provides full printer service domestic and international
Authors may purchase unlimited copies of their books
Professional Book Promotion Kit
PDF proof by email for final approval Post-publication
E-Book Conversion
Copyright page setup with author’s copyright information
Library of Congress control number
Book Production Service Cost
- ISBN & Bar Code: $200
- Cover Design: $300 - $400
- Typeset: $2.50 per page
- Professional Editing / Proof Reading: $3.00 - $9.00 per page.
- Book Reviews / Book sent to 3 professional reviewers
- Proof Copy: $40
- Printer Set up fee: $75
- Marketing & Promotion Kit (Professionally detailed )
- $85
- E-Book Converstion Kindle and Epub (Nook, Sony, IBooks) & Smashword format
- $125
- Copyright of Book: (receipt of copyright in author's name. Sent directly to author) $65
- Library of Congress Listing: (two books will be printed and sent to the Library of Congress for registration) $20
"10 Free copies given to all authors who sign full service contract”
Editorial Services Break Down
Here's a summary of editing / proofing services offered by Bravin Publishing
Rates ($3 - 9 per page) based on editing needs :
1. Developmental editing is a more involved process than copy-editing. Editor responds to content as well as to style and mechanics. They suggest additions, deletions, or recasts where relevant, and help the author find a structure that best suits his or her material.
Developmental editing includes:
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Eliminating wordiness, triteness, and inappropriate jargon.
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Smoothing transitions and moving sentences to improve readability.
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Suggesting additions and deletions, noting them at both the sentence and the paragraph level.
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Moving entire paragraphs and sentences to improve flow.
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Ensuring consistent structure by adding or deleting headings.
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Identifying gaps in content, and suggesting the needed copy where relevant.
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Flagging content that is redundant or superfluous.
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In fiction manuscripts, tracking the continuity of plot, setting, and character traits; querying- discrepancies.
2. Copy-editing
Ensure consistency in all mechanical matters- spelling, capitalization, punctuation, hyphenation, abbreviations, format of lists, etc. Optional Guideline: Allow deviation from house style if the author consistently uses acceptable variants.
Copy editing includes:
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Correcting faulty spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
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Correcting incorrect usage (e.g., foreword for forward).
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Checking specific cross-references.
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Ensuring consistency in spelling, hyphenation, numerals, fonts, and capitalization.
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Checking for proper sequencing (such as alphabetical order) in lists and other displayed-material.
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Changing text and headings to achieve parallel structure.
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Flagging inappropriate figures of speech.
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Ensuring that key terms are handled consistently.
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Ensuring that previews, summaries, and end-of-chapter questions reflect content.
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Changing passive voice to active voice, if appropriate
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Flagging ambiguous statements
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Flagging missing text and other typos
3. Proofreading
proofing of the manuscript, usually focused on cleaning up any typographical errors before the manuscript is typeset. Proofreading is a final step in the editing process.
Proofreading includes:
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Correcting faulty spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
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Correcting incorrect usage (e.g., foreword for forward).
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Flagging missing text and other typos.
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Correcting faulty or inconsistent formatting
Contact us today to get started.
Call our office voicemail (347) 921-0443 or send us an email to Info@BravinPublishing.com
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