It's just not going to happen, ever. It is the cold realities of the publishing business that only edited works will be published. When you wrote your book you automatically own the copyright the moment the text was created, even if it is not formally registered with the Library of Congress US Copyright Office. This means you own all rights. A publishing agreement will require that you sign-over specific rights to the publisher.
Some publishers require authors to transfer all rights with no reversion clause.
Publishing contracts are huge documents and are very complex to understand, so read some books on publishing law for authors and publishers. We have some of these books listed on our Web site. These books will break down each clause so you can understand the publishing agreement. In essence, you give the publisher many, most to all rights exclusive to them to sell your book. In return, a royalty payment will be given to the author for books sold.