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all bancroft press authors are paid advances and royalties. all bancroft press authors have their books edited for free .
bancroft literarys services are on this website for cost - saving reasons. otherwise, there is no connection between bancroft press and bancroft literary. any accusations that bancroft press is a vanity press are false and unfounded, and should be publicly retracted. failing that, the persons who make such false statements will be dealt with in the courts .
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moreover, no would - be author submitting a manuscript to bancroft press is ever asked to pay monies to bancroft for editing, submitting, or any other reason or activity whatsoever .
for the various reasons i identified above, people in new york publishing houses have come to know bancroft press. indeed, it' s the rare bancroft book that hasn' t been validated by one of the big houses in some way - - a testimonial few small publishers can claim .
bancroft press publishes titles we’re passionate about. that’s it. and we’ve stuck around for twenty years on this principle: publish what you love. click here to learn more about our books. and thank you, fellow readers !
that bancroft has succeeded for more than 20 years outside new york speaks to bortz’s commitment to quality publishing done his way .
since 1992, bancroft has published 18 new titles. at least four of them have sold more than 10, 000 copies. authors have included such big names as :
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like most houses, bancroft doesn’t limit itself to print. the press’ 80 - plus backlist is available in digital editions. “converting the entire list to e - books has made it easier, ” says bortz. “the backlist keeps selling that way and provides a safety net. ” a self - described “recorded book addict, ” bortz is current working with acx, part of audible platform, to convert all its books to downloadable audio .
the most interesting thing about bancroft press is that, as of 2014, the company has survived for twenty - three years without a niche. the more time spent in the industry, the more one understands how rare that is. so many publishers are focused on having a brand – that is, they only publish sci - fi, or they only publish romance. and if we’re talking small publishers, they rarely publish fiction at all .
being a maverick also applies to the way bancroft promotes and sells its books. after signing with national book network to distribute the press’s titles to the trade for the first eight years, bortz decided to take back distribution and do it in - house. “i’m not persuaded when it comes to the bottom line that we would do better with a distributor, ” he says. “having to give up 20% to a distributor, you don’t end up better monetarily. ”
our entry into parenting, sandi shelton' s
you might as well laugh ,
made the top ten book list put together by the wall street journal' s work and family columnist sue shellenbarger. (sandi went on to a two - book deal with st. martin' s press. )
marketing plans another skill he has honed over the years is marketing. bancroft press no longer employs a distributor, and thus all distribution, advertising, publicity, and marketing falls squarely in our lap. he’s become a master at developing and executing marketing plans for the books he releases (one about every seven weeks) because his book sales are his paycheck! knowing that a solid, not to mention stellar, marketing plan can be the clincher to get a publisher to bite on a book proposal, or to make a marginal published book a financial success, he offers this indispensable service as well .
when i tell people who apparently do not read city paper that i work for city paper and mostly cover art, i often hear in response something like: “that’s good—we need positive press about baltimore. it’s not just murder and drugs here. ” because i rarely have the energy or patience to go down that ...
we have consummated 21 deals and counting for ancillary rights to bancroft books, including seven book club deals, four paperback deals, three audio deals, two sales of excerpts (both to reader' s digest), two movie options, and three foreign publisher sales. on average, that' s more than one ancillary deal per book .
bancroft books have received critical attention usually reserved only for large publishers, having been regularly reviewed in the finest and most exclusive venues, such as kirkus, pw, lj, slj, the nyt, amazon. com, barnes and noble. com, the washington post, the philadelphia inquirer, the los angeles times, the baltimore sun, usa today, the cleveland plain dealer, etc. , etc. , etc .
because of its importance, bancroft has also delved into the how - to / medical / health / self - help genre with what has come to be regarded as a breakthrough book - jim lynch' s
a cry unheard: new insights into the medical consequences of loneliness ,
which was a july 2000 follow - up to his surprise bestseller ,
the broken heart ,
published 23 years earlier by martin kessler and basic books .
1. the punishment begins tom breihan and ray cummings, two former baltimore city paper interns and big deal music writers who liked my amateur music blog, got me a meeting about possibly freelancing for city paper with bret mccabe, then the arts editor of the paper, back in 2007. bret dropped a ...
in the early days of city paper, photography was almost an afterthought, with small, single images—usually a portrait or a photo of a restaurant front—illustrating long stories. starting with the editorship of evan serpick, who published the first online galleries, photography become as important ...
“do you have a favorite writer on the staff? ” rebekah kirkman, the city paper visual arts editor and intern coordinator, asked on the other end of the phone as i paced nervously around my living room. truth is, i hadn’t read the paper enough to know. “joe macleod, ” i answered, after flipping two ...
if the nice jewish boy from upper park heights had gotten the teaching job at the historic catholic high school for girls, the paper you are now reading might never have existed. “my interview went great, ” hirsch remembers of his chance to teach english at the institute of notre dame in east baltimore... .
dan deacon & apos; s
spiderman of the rings
and ...
vigil for the fourth anniversary of the tyrone west & apos; s ...
housing secretary dr. ben carson & apos; s baltimore visit in ...
i started out at city paper answering phones, a gig i got through the calendar editor at the time, with whom i worked at video americain. once i made my artistic skills known (by doodling on post - it notes), i was offered a job in the design department under athena towery. the job was more tetris ...
the woman who called to get the hose turned on sticks in my mind. it was a few years ago, during a heat wave. she lived in public housing, and the outside faucets didn’t work. maintenance had shut them down for some reason. the kids were hot; it was too far from one of the few remaining open public ...
“these used to be the servants’ quarters. the irony is not lost on us. ” that, or something to that effect, was what former city paper editor lee gardner told me as he showed me around the top floor of a grand old house at 812 park ave. , the paper’s headquarters, after my job interview. it was once ...
this week & apos; s low murder count is luck. there were 23 non - fatal shootings, including four double - shootings. police arrested four people with handguns, and charged four people, including two women, with shootings. keith davis jr. was convicted of murdering kevin jones. tuesday, oct. 17 7: 37 p. m. demetrius ...
⬆︎ rich assholes elon musk showed up in maryland the other day digging a hole, and gov. hogan heartily approved .
get hyped ,
the governor tweeted, referring to musk & apos; s the boring company and his plans to dig an underground hyperloop along md rt 295. meanwhile, mayor catherine pugh sent a love letter ...
↑ city springs elementary / middle and cardinal shehan school students at city springs elementary / middle, students in wyatt oroke & apos; s humanities class helped raise thousands of dollars for hurricane harvey relief. the story got the attention of
the ellen show ,
which featured a segment on oroke and ...
after a light week we & apos; re back to over one homicide per day. baltimore has averaged about eight per week lately; the rate of killings is increasing despite city officials & apos; efforts. another of the four men shot on the 3200 block of lyndale avenue during the sept. 26 mass shooting (the city & apos; s sixth ...
the carnage continues. tuesday, oct. 24 2: 22 p. m. kendel lecompte, a 27 - year - old african - american man, was on the 1000 block of w. north avenue in reservoir hill, when someone shot him. he died soon after at shock trauma. lecompte had lived on the 5100 block of chalgrove avenue. 4: 43 p. m. antwan ...
⬆︎ baltimore clayworks over the summer we all thought baltimore clayworks was gonna be gone for good—with over $ 1 million in debt and a failed attempt to leverage the sale of their buildings in order to stay open, its board decided abruptly to close and file for chapter 7 bankruptcy. but after ...
this week & apos; s murder ink covers the past two weeks of murders. there were 27 murders in the past 30 days. police continue to seize illegal guns and arrest people, and shootings continue anyway: 15 people within the last week shot non - fatally. federal agents closed four city murder cases, revealed ...
where the hell is kekistan? : how pepe - posting meme ...
the undercard: it is a mistake for the baltimore blast to ...
the great russian - american writer masha gessen was standing on the stage at bard college in new york in front of a sign that read “crises of democracy. ” it was the name of an oct. 12 - 14 conference sponsored by the hannah arendt center there .
i think it & apos; s safe to say that all of us are living in ...
democracy in crisis: activist home raided by d. c. police during a week of actions supporting j20 arrestees
work by artist oluseye at school 33, photo by j. m... .
i first visited ida b & apos; s table (235 holliday st. , [ 410 ] 844 - 0444, idabstable. com) during the soft opening back in september while i was on my one - hour lunch break from my first - ever jury duty. i hadn & apos; t been selected, and ultimately would not be, though my entire panel was required to remain at the ...
the first time my wife and i walked into uncle & apos; s hawaiian grindz (2315 belair road, fallston, [ 443 ] 966 - 3999, eatatuncles. com) last spring, we were greeted by an unusual sight: in the big, wood booth that forms the backbone of the generous indoor dining room, chef kaimana chee sat amid a family ...
primarily maryland & apos; s chief tax collector and accountant, comptroller peter franchot has in recent months become a leading advocate for the state & apos; s breweries—so much so that three have named beers in his honor .
most politicians collect honorary degrees at commencements, i collect beers ,
he jokes ...
fellow djs and friends gather at dj vicious v & apos; s ...
arrestee at the sit - in at wells fargo building downtown in ...
a sit - in at wells fargo building downtown in solidarity with ...
chuck d of public enemy and prophets of rage talks to city ...
you can & apos; t be scared of shit, you have to be hard .
- from
spring breakers
try and imagine genuinely not giving a fuck for even just a moment. to let go of all the things so you & apos; re present enough that, um, i dunno, if you were, say, at a frat party, you could catch a beer launched your way, take ...
& apos; pennsylvania avenue hustle, & apos; off todd marcus & apos; upcoming album ,
on these streets ,
an album powered by living and working in sandtown - winchester, is a manic tune that opens with foreboding cymbals and a running saxophone, and then dives into a frenzied, buoyant piano solo, soon sprinting, even ...
self help: kendrick lamar & apos; s
damn .
as intervention
kung fu kenny, the 5 - foot - 5 giant and hip - hop & apos; s resident vitruvian man, awoke from his sleep to deliver us his fourth studio album back in april—
damn. ,
a proper follow - up to put detractors of 2015 & apos; s
to pimp a butterfly
back in their cocoons .
damn .
is a 14 - track, 55 - minute cathartic therapy ...
jason isbell & apos; s
the nashville sound
is the summer soundtrack for those of us who fled small towns because of the sexism or the racism or the lack of opportunities, only to see all of those things amplified with the election of donald trump, rendering our hometowns almost hostile to our very existence... .
the hydragogic high point of andrzej zulawski & apos; s 1981 movie ,
possession ,
an all - anxiety sci - fi / horror exploration of a relationship ripped apart, is the scene where a cackling isabelle adjani explodes in seizure, spewing blood and bile and other liquids—conflating miscarriage, menstruation, diarrhea, ...
by the time robert altman has dumped & apos; 50s leftover philip marlowe (elliott gould) into the & apos; 70s, the utopian dreams of the & apos; 60s are on the last legs of their own long goodbye. hippie communalism has given way to new age self - help. the discourse of civil rights is being co - opted by institutions ...
damn, where & apos; d you come from ,
a man who just walked out of the baltimore city detention center back in early june asked as he filled a plate with pit beef, watermelon, and vegetables and then—
thank y & apos; all, bless y & apos; all .
we & apos; re doing like jesus did ,
activist and chef duane
shorty
davis, who ...
few things are as satisfying as a slow - motion shot of a bladed weapon cutting through a hanging pig carcass—the scccclk sound that comes as steel carves through flesh. this revelation comes via
forged in fire ,
history channel & apos; s competitive reality show in which bladesmiths try to make the sharpest ...
nosing into the decorative white - painted wooden walls and peering inside puerto rican artist eric rivera barbeito & apos; s piece titled & apos; gracias, & apos; a small house structure with a metal roof near the gallery & apos; s entrance, i feel a slight breeze against my knees coming from the ac unit that & apos; s blasting in this ...
as artist stephen towns was heading south to watch the solar eclipse in south carolina last month, pondering nat turner & apos; s epiphany which came to him during an eclipse in 1831 in virginia, some of towns & apos; paintings that were inspired by turner & apos; s rebellion were causing a stir at goucher college. now, ...
gloria garrett is moving her hands. she is moving her arms in wide circles. she is pacing, gesticulating, dancing, and talking. gloria garrett talks loudly :
those dolls are made from old sheets! you cover them with wax paper and then iron them. that wreath is made from a hanger. this is the picture ...
in his essay & apos; freaks and the american ideal of manhood, & apos; james baldwin writes about how the
american ideal
of sexuality and masculinity
has created cowboys and indians, good guys and bad guys, punks and studs, tough guys and softies
and other such archetypes, resulting in
an ideal so paralytically ...
a line spirals out from the fountain and wraps around the interior perimeter of the
brutalist donut
that is the hirshhorn museum, spilling out onto the plaza beside the national mall. several hundred visitors are here—foreign tour groups, art students, tourists with selfie sticks, families with ...
i. the river amazon is a river. it is an extremely long and voluminous river. passing through areas of bio - diversity, it is a good name for a company which sells books and diverse other products, this river. - leontia flynn, & apos; jeff bezos names amazon, & apos; from the collection
relentless: poems by jeff ...
visual merchandising :
the ground
takes on origins, labor, commerce, and legacy at the hutzler brothers palace visual merchandising
the ground
takes on origins, labor, commerce, and legacy at the hutzler brothers palace by rebekah kirkman i. the river amazon is a river. it is an extremely long ...
the 2017 fiction and poetry issue edited by rebekah kirkman saida agostini olu butterfly woods janea kelly charlie jay anna k. crooks suzanne doogan sharea harris grace davis maya martinez alain ginsberg lily herman caitlin goldblatt jessica hudgins ellen paul aurora engle - pratt celeste doaks evan ...
much as the parisian bourgeoisie of the late - 19th century lived in an era of the novel, we are living in an era of the rock & apos; n & apos; roll memoir. in the past six months alone we & apos; ve gotten self - penned accounts by bruce springsteen, robbie robertson, johnny marr, maurice white, phil collins (his sadly ...
the christians
those who do not belong to megachurches tend to find them alienating, to put it kindly—and i count myself here. for one thing, there & apos; s the stripping away of any aesthetic value established by the old religions (say what you will about the roman catholic church, at least they know ...
bortz also sells film rights directly for his books—and doesn' t take a commission from his authors. every year bortz and book editor harrison demchick make a pilgrimage to hollywood. they meet with up to 30 production company executives over the course of a week. to date bortz has sold or optioned film rights to a half dozen, including stephen besecker’s thriller, the samaritan, which was just sold to moviemaker mace neufeld, a producer on invictus. demchick, who won the 2011 baltimore screenwriting competition, often writes a treatment for each book before the pitch meetings, and will research which director, actors, and agencies should be attached. bortz says that furnishing a screenplay, even if it isn’t used, helps give a producer a more realistic notion of how a particular book could be a movie .
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we publish trade fiction and non - fiction, and we publish, quite simply, what we like. we' ve done literary and commercial fiction, books on finance, sports, parenting, humor, history, biography... no topic is out of bounds for us if we think it' s done well and will make an important contribution to society. we have never published children' s fiction or poetry, and although we aren' t opposed to working with these genres, it is unlikely we will ever publish them .
we ask for your patience in waiting for our response. we do our best to respond within 6 months, but occasionally are unable to do so. furthermore, if you would like your manuscript returned, please include an appropriately sized envelope with correct postage. if you would prefer we recycle your manuscript, please include this in your cover letter .
shipping: do not bother sending submissions priority mail, fed - ex, overnight, etc. we receive many submissions each day, and the expedience with which it arrives does not affect the expedience with which it is read. please mark your shipment appropriately - non - fiction - attn: bruce bortz; fiction - attn: bruce bortz .
fiction: please submit an entire manuscript, or as many chapters as you have written. be sure to include a cover letter that details who you see as the audience for your work as well as a resume of your writing experience (any periodicals in which you' ve been published, any degrees related to writing you possess, etc). non - fiction please submit either an entire manuscript or at least 5 sample chapters. be sure to include a cover letter that details who you see as your audience, how marketable you think your work is, and any marketing contacts / experience you have. please also include a curriculum vita / resume .
foreign rights / foreign distribution delia arevalo light rights & distribution 2131 hollywood blvd. hollywood, fl 33020 954 - 925 - 5242
internship opportunities are available to motivated students. contact your academic adviser for application details, or send your resume directly to the publisher for review .
robert kanigel, one of the very best writers in the u. s. , a fact that was recognized in 1998, when he was voted the author of the year by the association of journalists and authors ;
we have successfully launched or advanced the literary careers of at least ten of our authors. at least six of them have gone on to successfully publish with large new york houses .
like fuqua' s
sam webber ,
our second entry into ya fiction, matthew olshan' s
finn: a novel ,
has been selected by the bomc / teen people book club. in addition, it has won a rare blurb from the nation' s premier ya librarian, has hauled in testimonials from two national book award finalists, received a starred review from booklist, was made the subject of a c - span
about books
broadcast (extremely rare for a book of fiction), and been nominated for a michael l. printz award. in sum, this march 2001 title has attracted more prestigious pre - pub praise than any of our other, earlier books .
our football book, jon morgan' s
glory for sale ,
was called one of the few breakthrough sports books of the 1990s, and made widely known to the public and to policy - makers the importance of new stadiums to nfl franchises and their host cities .
our humorous look at the world of complaining, john homan' s
wilber winkle has a complaint ,
drew reviews or feature stories from newspapers all over the country, and even produced a full - scale washington post editorial .
even our trashy hollywood novel, mike walker' s
malicious intent ,
made waves. it was called
the most salacious novel published in 1999 .
to bring them to fruition, i acquired and negotiated all 18 book contracts, edited all 18 books, oversaw the design of all 18 books, marketed all 18 books (including presentations of every title to a distributor' s large and questioning sales force), and publicized all 18 books. i have also exhibited nearly all 18 at bea .
having become intimately familiar with the nuances of a book contract, and its negotiation, i have come to know various new york agents and new york publishing houses, taking full advantage of the law degree i earned in 1978, and my several subsequent years as a practicing lawyer .
and i' ve had to become aggressive in virtually every phase of publishing. not one of those 20 ancillary deals i mentioned earlier, for instance, came to me. i had to find and consummate each such deal .
i also had to coach many a first - time author through the writing process. jonetta rose barras, for example, unreservedly refers to me as her best editor in a long and successful writing career. bill o' reilly believes deeply in me as a judge of books, and greatly trusts my editing skills .
i' ve also applied my writing, publishing, and editing skills to ghostwrite three books, and to substantially rewrite a third .
much to their surprise, we' ve excelled in so many different and unexpected genres, even in our first attempt: narrative history with gus russo' s kennedy book; humor with sandi shelton' s
you might as well laugh
and
wilber winkle has a complaint ;
mainstream fiction with bill o' reilly and mike walker; and literary fiction with scott fuqua' s
the reappearance of sam webber ,
at a time when few, if any, small publishers even attempt fiction because of the odds of competing successfully against the output of the large houses .
in the process of paying my publishing dues several times over, i believe i have gained the one intangible that may be the most important qualification of any book editor - - the ability to find and shape good books (i haven' t published a bad one yet), to position them properly in the marketplace, and to predict their success .
i have a deep passion for books. i have a restless, inquisitive mind. i' m a hard - worker. i' m aggressive. i' m a calculated risk - taker. and i attained all this success
it’s useful to have a focus. you probably become more of a recognized name as a publisher that way. you develop a certain company loyalty. but – there are a lot of great books you don’t publish .
although editing books fills the majority of his time, bruce has the experience, knowledge, and passion to handle all writing projects, including fiction and non - fiction, short and long works, etc. before he decides anything, however, he’ll have a phone (or in - person, if you wish) conference with you to determine your needs and goals for your work. from there, he will develop a course of action that will meet or exceed your expectations and deadlines .
manuscript critiques if you are unsure how your work should be handled, he can review your material and offer a detailed evaluation of its strengths, weakness, and needs. this will help him and you determine which of his services will benefit you and your work the most .
editing this includes content -, structure -, line -, and copy - editing, and proofreading. when bruce takes on a project, his number one priority is to make it “critic - proof. ” in essence, this means fixing anything that a critic or reviewer might find wrong with a book. they are, after all, the toughest audience a book will face. he edits from large to small, starting with structural editing, (which includes things like character development, plot, and timeline for fiction), then moving to line editing (essentially making each sentence sound perfect, and making sure certain sentence constructions, phrases, and / or words are not overused in the text), then finally to such details as spelling, punctuation, consistency, presentation, etc .
the way he tackles a project varies, depending on the needs of the author and the manuscript. perhaps only a spelling and punctuation check is in order. or perhaps the manuscript needs a complete structural makeover. his initial phone conference will determine what he’ll do .
ghostwriting have an idea for a great book, but not the means to get it down on paper? have no idea at all, but still want to write? he can sit down with you to flesh out a book from just a germ of an idea. then he can write it for you or help you get started on it. however it ends up, it will still be your book with your name on the cover and your voice within. and it will be, hands down, something you’ll be immensely proud of .
book proposals as a book publisher, bruce has seen tens of thousands of book proposals. they range from intriguing to atrocious, with a rainbow of mediocrity in between. want your proposal to stand out as professional and intelligent, yet creative and unique? of course! the first step to tempting a publisher to buy your book is to get its editors’ attention. as an editor and publisher, bruce knows what doesn’t work—and what works terrifically .
he can create and put together a proposal package that includes materials such as a query letter, book outline, author biography, polished chapter samples, marketing plan, and any other ancillary materials that will help close the sale of your book. during his initial phone conference, he’ll explore what type of package will reach your audience most effectively .
ancillary materials besides outlines and marketing plans, there are plenty of materials an author can and should include in his proposal package to potential publishers. could your book reach the education market? include an accompanying lesson plan or study guide. can you speak on radio or television about your book’s topics? include a sample q & a that an on - air personality might use with you. bruce can help develop any sort of material that will make your package pop even more .
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bancroft press is a general interest small press publishing company which publishes 3-6 books per year . it was founded 1992 by bruce bortz . the company 's more significant publications include bill o'reilly 's first novel and a book of the month club-selected book about the assassination of john f. kennedy , live by the sword by gus russo . 
bancroft press is a general interest small press publishing company which publishes 3-6 books per year. it was founded 1992 by bruce bortz. the company's more significant publications include bill o'reilly's first novel and a book of the month club-selected book about the assassination of john f. kennedy, live by the sword by gus russo.
bancroft press is a general interest small press publishing company which publishes 3-6 books per year. it was founded 1992 by bruce bortz. the company's more significant publications include bill o'reilly's first novel and a book of the month club-selected book about the assassination of john f. kennedy, live by the sword by gus russo.