i want to write a book and hope to get it published who to get in touch with also copy rights?

Answer 1

There is no need to copyright your writing through the copyright office. There is no way they could handle that kind of volume of copyright requests anyway. Simply sign your name to your work and it's yours. If you are paranoid, add the copyright symbol (c in a circle), your name and the date.

I agree with BardsandSage about the grammar, though. (B&S you're my favorite answerer of writing questions!)

Answer 2

First, go take a few grammar courses and learn how to construct a complete sentence. No publisher will want to read a query letter written like your question.

You don't need to contact anyone about copyright (one word). Your work is automatically protected from the moment it is put in finished form. You can register your copyright if you chose with the Copyright Office (link below). It is not required, but does offer additional protections for your work.

As to how to contact a publisher, I've answered this question about a hundred times. I am sure if you search for it you will find the answer. Good luck.

Answer 3

If you're writing a book similar to books you like to read, look at who is publishing those books and buy yourself a Writer's Market at the bookstore so you can find the publishers' addresses.
Good luck.