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moratorium on manuscript submissions Recently, an increasing number of writers have submitted high quality manuscripts. It pains me to send them back with encouraging comments and best wishes for placement elsewhere. However, the reality of the moment is that the plans for revenue to sustain an ambitious production schedule have turned by stages to dreams and then to fantasies. I am honored to receive such fine work, but it is not fair for authors to spend time submitting and then, in some cases, waiting for quite a while before I muster the fortitude to send a thoughtful, sympathetic response and say, "Sorry. No." There is one type of case that could be an exception. (I have not seen any of these so far). If you have a grant between $2,000 - $10,000 to cover the costs of publishing your work, we can talk about bringing my experience and standards of quality to bear on your project. I would not be looking for compensation for my time, but only for the printing and shipping costs, and a small share of revenue. Other professions call this a contingency model of operation. If you do not have a grant or some other form of external funding, but have disposable income for funding your project, then I invite you to follow the link to the section on bookdesign & typesetting for fee-based services offered by fractaledgepress. For informational purposes, I have kept the following submission guidelines up to anticipate the rare grant cases and to keep me from having to reenter the info when I win the lottery, or start making disposable income of my own.

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