"I have a novel of more than 400,000 words. It's about the war of resistance. Many major publishing houses have agreed to publish it, but it hasn't been successful because there are conditions attached to it."

I have a long novel of more than 400,000 words. It's about the war of resistance. Many big publishing houses have agreed to publish it, but it hasn't been successful because there are conditions attached to it. Now I want to publish it on the Internet, but I am not familiar with the procedures, so I hereby ask for advice.

Answer 1

There was a 400,000-word long novel about the war of resistance that many major publishing houses had agreed to publish. However, it had been unsuccessful because of the conditions attached. This situation was quite common because publishing a novel required many steps, including topic selection, review, editing, publishing, proofreading, submission of applications, and so on. The links and standards involved were also relatively complicated.

When applying for publication, a big publishing house would usually ask for some information and documents, including the copyright page of the novel, the author's identity information, the authorization statement, the review opinions, and so on. The review process of these documents required a certain amount of time and effort, and different publishing houses might have different requirements and standards.

In addition, the content and quality of the novel were also important factors that affected the publication. If the content of the novel was controversial, did not conform to mainstream values, or had copyright issues, the process of applying for publication could be cumbersome and difficult.

It took a lot of time and energy to publish a novel, and many factors had to be taken into account. If you want the novel to be published smoothly, you should contact the publishing house to understand the publishing process and requirements, and actively provide relevant resources and materials to improve the success rate of publishing.