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FAQ

 

What’s your submission policy?

How did Authortrek get its name?

What's your privacy policy?

Some of your webpages are quite large. How can I navigate around them without scrolling too much?

Your site map is very sparse. Why is this?

Why don't you list authors by genre?

Why don't you list all the books you cover in an index like the author index?

I am having a problem with an order I placed through one of the adverts on Authortrek.  Can you assist?

I need to contact one of the authors on your site. Can you help?

I am doing an essay on one of the authors covered by Authortrek. Can you assist?

I have written an unpublished short story/novel. Can you give me some feedback?

I need a publisher/agent. Do you know any?

 

What’s your submission policy?

 

Review copies, press releases, and catalogues are welcome from trade publishers to:

 

Authortrek, PO Box 54168, London, W5 9EE

 

We will of course notify the relevant publicist whenever Authortrek puts up a review.  We regret that we cannot review self-published books, but self-published authors can get some free publicity from Authortrek by participating in the Authortrek Interview, and we now sell short stories online, so you could also get some free publicity by submitting a short story to us. Back to top

 

How did Authortrek get its name?

Authortrek first started off in booklet format in 1998. At that time, the booklet was called “Genre”. When the booklet was
moved to the internet, the editor decided on a change, as the name was – well – too generic.  In choosing the new
name, the editor wanted to convey that the site was keen to discover new authors, and that it often “walked in the
footsteps” of authors in a bid to find out how their books work. This has led to a series of in-depth readers guides for
prominent novels. Authortrek also hyperlinks to the best websites for authors, so that readers are not faced with a long
trawl through search engines to find the information they want.
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What's your privacy policy?

If you submit your email address to us, we will not pass or sell your email address onto other companies. We will only
use your email address to send you information that you have specifically requested, or if you are an author, we may
email you to invite you to participate in the programmes that we provide to give you free publicity. Authors who choose to
submit themselves to the Authortrek directory have the option to choose whether their email address is published online.
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Some of your webpages are quite large. How can I navigate around them without scrolling too much?

We are utilising hyperlinked bookmarks to ease navigation. These bookmarks will be placed at regular intervals in order
to achieve this.
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Your site map is very sparse. Why is this?

We want to keep the structure of Authortrek quite simple. A lot of site maps from other companies are very complex, and
this reflects the fact that many of them start new businesses in every quarter. We at authortrek believe that while this
aids innovation, it can also lead to bigger companies losing their focus on their original core business. Authortrek's
interests are much more focused and specialised, and our site map reflects this.
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Why don't you list authors by genre?

We did this when we first started out, and discovered that it added unnecessary complexity to the site. Besides, many
authors do not fall into a particular genre, and find it quite restrictive when they are placed in such genres by their
publishers and booksellers.

Authortrek regularly promotes good new authors who you may not have heard of from all genres.
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Why don't you list all the books you cover in an index like the author index?

We don't want to make the structure of the site too complex, and more information about particular books can be found
on the author's page. You can also quickly find out about individual titles via our internal search engine button, which is
found at the top of every page.
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I am having a problem with an order I placed through one of the adverts on Authortrek.  Can you assist?

All the companies that we have affiliated to have strict privacy policies, so we have no knowledge of individual orders
placed through adverts on authortrek. We advise you to contact the advertiser’s customer service department for
assistance.
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I need to contact one of the authors on your site. Can you help?

Authortrek profiles many authors, but we cannot contact them on your behalf.  If the author has their own webpage, then we will provide a link to it on our profile of an author.  We are not agents for the authors we cover, and we only attend signings/literary events that have been arranged by others. It is unlikely that we will be able to persuade authors to attend any other literary events. The majority of authors can be contacted via their publishers, whose details can be found online in most instances.
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I am doing an essay on one of the authors covered by Authortrek. Can you assist?

Authortrek currently has a very small staff, and we are constantly busy. We do try to provide comprehensive coverage
for every author, and if your request highlights a gap in the information you provide, then we will consider doing further
research and adding the results at a later date. However, we will be unlikely to get around to doing this by your essay’s
deadline.
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I have written an unpublished short story/novel. Can you give me some feedback?

Unfortunately, Authortrek staff only have time to deal with published books.  We recommend that you join your local writers group or employ the services of a professional editorial feedback agency, such as The Literary Consultancy.
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I need a publisher/agent. Do you know any?

Although we often attend literary events, we rarely plug new authors to any agents/publishers we meet. We recommend
that you consult The Writers and Artists Yearbook for the contact details of publishers and agents.
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