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Formatting Guidelines for Manuscripts

This document provides formatting guidelines for manuscript submission, including margin sizes, text spacing, and word count placement. It emphasizes the importance of spelling out numbers as words and using specific punctuation styles. Additionally, it instructs on how to indicate scene breaks and the end of the manuscript.
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Formatting Guidelines for Manuscripts

This document provides formatting guidelines for manuscript submission, including margin sizes, text spacing, and word count placement. It emphasizes the importance of spelling out numbers as words and using specific punctuation styles. Additionally, it instructs on how to indicate scene breaks and the end of the manuscript.
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By Perzus Tomo

This template is formatted for submission of your manuscript to a publisher. Styles have been created to

Pages have one inch margins on all sides, and the text is double-spaced. Par

You should submit your manuscript with an approximate word count in the upper right-hand corner of th

You can use Word’s convenient word


Author’s Surname / Title / 2

Keep in mind while writing your manuscript that you should spell out numbers as words, and do not hyp
Generally underlining should be used instea

An emdash should be typed with two hyphens--and no space around them.

Surname name and the title update automatically in the header when you type them in on

the first page.

Center a “#” character on its own line to indicate a scene break. To mark the end of your

manuscript, center “End” on the last line.

End

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