Accent Press is a well-regarded independent press in the UK, which publishes a couple of writers I sort-of know. They're enthusiastic about their publisher, as are several other people I've spoken to about them. I subscribe to Accent's email newsletter: it's useful, and fun.
Accent Press has an erotica imprint called Xcite Books, and I've just received the following email from them:
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Accent Press has an erotica imprint called Xcite Books, and I've just received the following email from them:
Xtra Publishing Service
Fast-track your writing career!
Xcite Xtras Service – Fast-Track Your Erotic Writing Career
[FONT=Georgia,serif]Xcite Books has an excellent reputation for producing quality erotic fiction, however we can only publish a tiny fraction of the number of manuscripts we receive. We are now offering a service that enables writers to fast-track their writing careers by financially supporting the publication and promotion of their books. [/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia,serif][FONT=Georgia,serif]Xcite Xtras offers a unique service that can pitch your book to an international market of customers and publishers. They will be represented at International Book Fairs, opening the doors to foreign rights sales and the possibility of Film and TV options. [/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia,serif]We will enable you to exploit all potential revenue streams by offering your book in paperback, e-book and audio formats. [/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia,serif]Xtras books are associated with an established brand and will be produced to the highest trade standards. [/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia,serif]Why should I pay to publish my book? [/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia,serif]This scheme offers you a way to fast-track your writing career. Having a book published gives you credibility and enhances your writing CV, plus you can start earning money on sales and royalties. Please CLICK HERE for more information.[/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT=Georgia,serif]Discuss. [/FONT]
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