Terms & Conditions

Author Guidelines

Book Plus Publication requires all books to undergo Editorial Board approval prior to publication. To begin, please submit your proposal to the Editorial Board by filling out the form below. The author will be informed of the decision regarding their proposal within 14 Days from the date of receiving the proposal. Please take the time to carefully review the required details before completing the publication proposal form. Your attention to these specifics ensures a thorough submission process.

Guidelines for Completing the Publication Proposal Form;

Curriculum Vitae

Containing details of relevant experience and a list of previous publications (books and/or articles). For edited works, provide details of each contributing author. 

Cover Letter

Detail the author’s suitability and motivation for the project, the proposed readership and intended audience, and how the book fits in with or improves upon existing market resources. Outline the writing approach, including style, structure, and presentation, the proposed writing schedule with a tentative completion date, and any plans for reprints, revisions, or successive editions.

Synopsis

giving a proposed title of the work, brief idea of the proposal, theme, scope, rationale and emphasis. 

Outline of Contents

Provide a list of chapters with main subtitles and an estimate of the word count or page count for each chapter. For team-written or edited volumes, include the name and affiliation of the suggested author(s) for each chapter. 

Other Supporting Materials

While not always essential, additional materials can be helpful to illustrate the proposed work, approach, or the author’s previous writing experience. These may include draft chapters of the proposed book, a list of competing titles, articles written by the author on similar topics, or storyboards and demonstrators. 

Before manuscripts can be considered for publication, assurance must be given that the contents are original and not plagiarized. The submitted texts should not have been published elsewhere or sent to another publication with the intention of being published. All authors must consent to the book’s publication. Additionally, the author(s) must not have violated any copyright issues.