Ask other writers if they ve heard of the ePublisher or have had any experience with them. Writer or ePublishing listservs are good places to ask about ePublishers. Subscribe to eBookConnection's ePub Market Update for publisher tips and ePublishing industry news for writers. Information is at the EBookNet web site. Once you ve selected an ePublisher, you re ready to submit your manuscript.
Competition is tight.
The quickest way to rejection is to ignore the submission guidelines. If an ePublisher says No Erotica, then don t send it just because you think it s so good that they will like it anyway. Search out a publisher who is seeking erotica, advises Marilyn Nesbitt. Sloppy manuscripts or presentation are quick routes to the rejection pile. Edit and proofread before you send.