DO PUBLISHERS insist on cotton-fiber paper for manuscript submissions--or is wood-pulp (normal classy, office printing paper) okay?
I still am not getting a clear enough answer to this question. Everyone says you need to print your manuscript for a prospective publisher on 20lb BOND PAPER, NOT COPY PAPER OR OTHER ERASABLE PAPER. Does this mean I have to spend 25$ for a box of cotton-based, contract/resume type paper to print my 500 page manuscript on? Some people say "20lb bond paper" is the paper you buy at Office Depot for printing things, while other people say, "just don't get the cheap stuff like at Office Depot." Please tell me EXACTLY what kind of paper I should use--LOOK on the PACKAGE, please, before telling me what it says, and the price per box (and how many sheets that is). I still can't find a box or pachage of 8 1/2 by 11 paper ANYWHERE that actually SAYS "BOND PAPER", even though lots of professional people are telling me they think it will say so.
2007-03-08
14:56:22
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seaturtle26j
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