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We are passionate advocates for the humanities – a collaborative, non-profit and predominantly open access publishing partner to researchers and institutions.\nWe will confirm receipt of your proposal and will then be in touch with feedback following our initial assessment, along with details of the next steps as necessary, as soon as we can.\nAbout Your Book\n1. Proposed title and subtitle:\n2. Author/Editor(s):\n3. Please indicate if the book is being proposed for a specific University of London Press book series:\n4. Summary:\nPlease write a concise description of the proposed book (up to 250 words), using clear and informative language aimed at a reader that may not necessarily be a specialist in this field.\n5. Book project:\nPlease provide a more detailed description of the proposed book’s scope and content (up to 500 words). What is its purpose and academic significance? What new contributions does it make to the field? Why is this book relevant and important now?\n6. Proposed content:\nPlease provide chapter summaries  for your proposed book (up to 300 words per summary). We do understand that some content may be provisional at this stage, but having chapter-by-chapter synopses will support a fair and useful peer review process and enable us to gain a full picture of your project. If your proposal is for an edited collection, please provide a full table of contents along with abstracts for each chapter, as well as the contributor names and affiliations. You should also attach at least one sample chapter for this book project as part of the proposal.\n7. Selling points:\nPlease provide 2–3 unique selling points for your book. Selling points should be brief and used not to further describe the book’s argument or content, but to show how it offers something new (e.g. presents original interview material) and how key features will provide benefits to readers.\n8. Keywords:\nPlease list the keywords that best describe the content of your book. Be specific and consider which terms would help readers to discover your book in an online search.\nMarket and Competition\n1. Primary market:\nPlease describe the target audience for your book, considering:\nThe level of reader (e.g. academics, postgraduate students, undergraduate students, practitioners, though note it is unlikely that your book will be pitched at all of these audiences).\nSubject areas/fields.\nInternational appeal/specific geographical regions.\nWhy will your proposed book appeal to your intended audience(s)?\n2. Secondary markets:\nPlease give details of any secondary audiences that you believe would be interested in the proposed book.\n3. Are there any scholarly associations or professional bodies that would be interested in your proposed book?:\n4. Promoting your book:\nPlease provide details of any networks, personal websites, blogs or social media you use for your work that could offer routes to support the promotional activity for the book.\n5. Comparable titles:\nPlease list any similar or related titles to your book, along with details of how your proposed project differs from these and offers something new.\nAdditional Information\n1. Expected manuscript submission date:\nPlease also indicate here if you need the book published by a certain date for any reason.\n2. Estimated word count (including preliminary pages, references, bibliography and notes):\n3. Number and type(s) of illustrations, if applicable (e.g. photographs, tables, line diagrams, graphs):\nPlease note that seeking permission from copyright holders can be a very time-consuming and potentially expensive process, and we recommend that you include only essential third","cbCaisPK2BqgnisP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisPK2BqgnisP","docx",87951,"English","# About Your Book\n## Proposed title and subtitle\n## Author/Editor(s)\n## Book summary and project description\n## Proposed content\n## Selling points\n## Keywords\n# Market and Competition\n## Primary market\n## Secondary markets\n## Associations and professional bodies\n## Promoting the book\n## Comparable titles\n# Additional Information\n## Expected manuscript submission date\n## Estimated word count\n## Illustrations and permissions\n## Prior publication and doctoral research\n## Open access requirements\n## Digital/ancillary material\n## Other publishers and potential reviewers","[{\"question\":\"What information does the form collect about the proposed book?\",\"answer\":\"It collects the proposed title/subtitle, author/editor details, whether the book fits a specific University of London Press series, plus a concise summary and a more detailed scope and significance statement.\"},{\"question\":\"Do you need to provide chapter summaries and, if so, what if the book is an edited collection?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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