PUBLICATION OPPORTUNITIES
Arcadia Publishing
The Florida Acquisitions Editor for Arcadia Publishing, which is North America's leading publisher of local and regional history, would like to pursue a photographic history book about Florida's major hurricanes that occurred before the 1960s through the "Images of America" series. Those interested in pursuing this project or those who might have some ideas about whom to contact as a potential author, please contact:
Emilia Monell
Acquisitions Editor
Arcadia Publishing
emonell@arcadiapublishing.com
ph: +1 843.853.2070 x210 and fax: +1 843.853.0044
Explore more than 9,000 titles at http://www.arcadiapublishing.com
Arcadia is a traditional publishing company (there is no cost to work with us and we offer royalties to all our authors) with a popular series of photographic histories called Images of America, which chronicles the histories of communities throughout the country through about 200 historical images and corresponding captions. We work with local historians, librarians, historical societies, writers, folks who know almost the entire community, educators, chambers, or main street groups compiling photographic histories of their hometowns. I encourage you to visit our website, http://www.arcadiapublishing.com, to explore our new titles, and I would be thrilled to hear any suggestions of local writers or history enthusiasts who may be interested in the project.
Emilia Monell
Acquisitions Editor
Arcadia Publishing
emonell@arcadiapublishing.com
ph: +1 843.853.2070 x210 and fax: +1 843.853.0044
Explore more than 9,000 titles at http://www.arcadiapublishing.com
Arcadia is a traditional publishing company (there is no cost to work with us and we offer royalties to all our authors) with a popular series of photographic histories called Images of America, which chronicles the histories of communities throughout the country through about 200 historical images and corresponding captions. We work with local historians, librarians, historical societies, writers, folks who know almost the entire community, educators, chambers, or main street groups compiling photographic histories of their hometowns. I encourage you to visit our website, http://www.arcadiapublishing.com, to explore our new titles, and I would be thrilled to hear any suggestions of local writers or history enthusiasts who may be interested in the project.
