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How Much Should a Single Story Extension Cost? - jasminealiana0 - 03-30-2021
How much should a single story extension cost? There is no set figure for this cost but when hiring an author the amount you pay will be directly related to the length of the book and the amount of work that goes into it. A short book may be cheaper to write, but it will take longer to write and may need more material in the final manuscript.
There are two factors to consider when determining the price of a book or story. Firstly the writer themselves will have to factor in their profit to determine how much they would earn from such a sale. The second factor is how much work the author would have to do to complete the book and submit it for publication. A book or story extension can cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars depending on the length of the work involved and the reputation of the new build building company London. For the writer, the option of hiring an editor is often a good way to reduce the cost of the work involved in completing the work and the time needed to work on it and submit it for publication.
So How much should a single story extension cost? The writer can get away with paying less if they don't need many stories because the amount they would charge to each would be less than it would cost to buy one book or story at retail price. However, the longer the story and the more material included, the more the author would have to charge for it. This is especially true of the more complex works such as novels, where the number of characters and locations change dramatically over the course of the story and the cost of reworking portions of it can be very expensive.