Tuesday, January 19, 2010

We Give Loans Do Banks Give Loans To Writers To Publish Their Work Once The Manuscript Is Ready?

Do banks give loans to writers to publish their work once the manuscript is ready? - we give loans

I want my books to be published but must be financed. Does anyone know of a bank or financial institution, loans to minority writers?
Thanks

5 comments:

Billy Shat said...

No. Writers through the financing of publishers, once they have read, and has the partial manuscript. (I forgot what the real term)

Billy Shat said...

No. Writers through the financing of publishers, once they have read, and has the partial manuscript. (I forgot what the real term)

Sara B said...

No. Never heard of it. Maybe try to write grants?

If your Member State. is to be picked up by a publisher, you get a breakthrough.

Maryn said...

No, red. The payment of the earnout publish books almost never came, so that the loan would be a very low risk for the bank.

Regardless of the quality of the copies of the book and its marketing efforts, which expected to sell 40 to 60, can work as high as 100, a self-published fiction. However, it is not sufficient income to repay the loan.

Somehow, a publisher, the normal (the man who pays), is the risk that the Bank, the play between writing and printing, distribution and marketing, make money. Why so selective in what I buy books.

Dai Alanye said...

In reality, a bank to borrow money in May to almost all the legal reasons. The only thing is, you need the warranty, and a fledgling book is not everything.

By the way, if you publish money, it is not a legitimate publisher.

Dai Alanya
http://alanye.com/

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