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How to publish your book by Cabureiwa Editorial
Publication policy Cabureiwa Editorial
Cabureiwa Editorial
privileges original works with a focus on disseminating Brazilian culture in all its languages and promoting new authors. The works can be fiction or non-fiction and in any textual and/or visual genres.
1. Works for submission
The material for submission must comply with the following procedures:
1.1.
Delivery of a copy of the definitive version of the work in two formats: .docx and PDF.
1.2.
At this stage of the editorial process, original materials (photos, illustrations, paintings, cards, drawings, graphs, tables, etc.) that make up the work must not be sent, only digital copies.
1.3.
Works originating from theses, course conclusion works, monographs and/or dissertations must be reformulated by the author before being submitted for editorial consideration, with a view to adapting them for publication as a book. In this reformulation, a more fluid and lean text should be adopted in terms of bibliographic references and footnotes, with uniform writing; extensive quotations, references and/or digressions — typical of academic works — must be edited. Academic works sent for evaluation by
Cabureiwa Editorial
without due reformulation they will be immediately rejected.
1.4.
_Proponents must be ready, at any time, to clarify doubts and/or carry out reformulations as required by the editorial committee.
2. Text format
2.1.
The originals must present the text with definitive content, projects, incomplete works or with parts to be added and/or reformulated later will not be accepted. The only acceptable exception, in this case, will be the incorporation
a posteriori
of a preface.
2.2.
Cabureiwa Editorial
You may publish collections by several authors as long as the originals contain all the complete texts, as well as all references from the author and collaborators. It is important to emphasize that the collective work must present a standardization regarding the writing of the texts, the use of bibliographical and footnotes, the presentation of the authors, in addition to a balanced arrangement of the contributions, avoiding the simple constitution of a mosaic of related themes. When submitting the proposal, it is essential that the compiled texts are accompanied by an introduction written by the organizer that justifies the edition of the collection in book form and the relevance of each of the texts to the set, explaining the unity of the publication. The organizer must also present written authorizations from all collaborators and be responsible for monitoring the editorial production of the book in all its stages.
2.3.
Cabureiwa Editorial
may evaluate proposals for the translation of works, as long as the titles contribute to filling gaps in the publishing market and/or help in the development of specific areas of research. Translation proposals must highlight the importance of the work for the area of knowledge in which it fits, explaining its relevance and justifying the need for it to be made available in Portuguese. For evaluation, the publisher must receive a copy of the work in its original language, which must be accompanied by the translation.
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Graphic design and cover: the composition of the work, including the graphic design and creation of the cover, will be the responsibility of
Cabureiwa Editorial
, reserving the right to develop and define the graphic project that it deems most pertinent, obviously taking into account the aspirations of the author.
3. The evaluation procedure
3.1.
Originals received by
Cabureiwa Editorial
that meet the publisher's specifications will be forwarded to the editorial committee, in order to undergo an assessment of merit.
3.2.
Receiving originals by
Cabureiwa Editorial
does not imply any publishing commitments. With respect to the work of the author,
Cabureiwa Editorial
confirms receipt of materials by email.
3.3.
All material examined and approved for publication will be included in the publisher's publication schedule.
3.4.
Any omitted questions will be resolved by
Cabureiwa Editorial
. In case of doubts, interested parties should contact directly
Cabureiwa Editorial
by email editorial@cabureiwa.com or by telephone (11) 2366 1657 — from Monday to Friday, from 9am to 6pm.
4. Privacy policy
The names and addresses provided to
Cabureiwa Editorial
They will be exclusively for the publisher's use and will not be made available for other purposes and/or to third parties, preserving professional secrecy.
5. Mailing address
Cabureiwa Editorial
Rua Otília, 202, Vila Esperança,
Sao Paulo-SP.
CEP 03649-000.
Telephone: (11) 2366 1657
Email: editorial@cabureiwa.com