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Common Misconceptions About Publishing

Posted at 7:44AM Thursday 25 Feb 2010

Most discussions of publishing take it as axiomatic that there is a thing called the publishing industry and that the entities within it look similar and work pretty much the same way. Nothing could be further from the truth.

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