If you have that in manuscript form, go read that.

As it predated the invention of printing, the translation was circulated in manuscript form.

Nevertheless, this, the first original-spelling edition of the piece, will prove useful to those interested in the drama of the period and in its transmission in manuscript form.

Today only fragments of this treatise survive in manuscript form from the medieval period.

A number of other dogmatic florilegia are still extant in manuscript form.

The drawings are done directly on to the manuscript pages, many with colour­ ing, and with much heraldic and armo­ rial detail.

You can also see the original manuscript pages.

The first sheet, watermarked 1818, offers four manuscript pages.

Padded with two introductions, as well as reproductions of manuscript pages, it contains three fragments of varying quality.

A facsimile of the four manuscript pages of this composition can be seen.

The claimant first tried to publish his manuscript three years ago.

With some encouragement, he decides to publish the manuscript.

Together they will try to attract a major publishing company to publish the manuscript into four books.

He continued writing, but because of his volatile and unpredictable personality, reputable publishers declined to publish his manuscripts.

In 1913, he published a manuscript on dowsing.

Additions under his leadership included books, rare manuscripts and archives from artists and glass companies from around the world.

A visiting academic raised the alarm in 2012 after he found the library floor littered with rare manuscripts.

The collection includes many rare manuscripts and printed books dating as early as the fifteenth century.

He was proud of his library that contained thousands of books and hundreds of rare manuscripts.

Moreover, it has around thirty thousand rare manuscripts.

Has either of them read the manuscript?

My acid test came when the princess read the manuscript.

Initially the writer omitted it before publication of the first edition, when a friend who had read the manuscript found that section too extreme.

Physically shaken upon finding it, she begins to read the manuscript.

Now, however, scholars have started reading his manuscript additions with interest and obvious pleasure.

Writers who intend to submit a manuscript should determine what the relevant writing standards are, and follow them.

However, her publisher said that she had not submitted a manuscript.

If he submitted a manuscript to a publisher now, however, he doubts it would be accepted.

At that time he also wrote a good deal of fiction and drama — all of which was rejected by the many editors to whom he submitted his manuscripts.

With new articles on the latest publishing trends, it contains information on a huge range of topics including copyright, finance, submitting a manuscript, e-publishing, prizes and awards.

In the end, this unfinished manuscript falls short of providing a rich, engaging work of fiction.

He encloses an unfinished manuscript, but dies before he can send the rest of it, with its solution.

During the investigation, the police confiscated her unfinished manuscript, claiming that it was evidence of her crime.

In his pockets, investigators found brass knuckles, a can of disabling spray (likely mace or pepper spray), and a computer disc containing an unfinished manuscript.

Her daughter read the unfinished manuscripts six decades later, combining them and creating a bestseller.

You could also suggest that he focuses on his first three chapters, maximum, as you've gleaned that this appears to be the industry requirement for an unsolicited manuscript.

Between us we have worked in publishing for 30 years and in all that time have published only four or five unsolicited manuscripts.

We each get more than 1,000 unsolicited manuscripts a month and can't reply to everyone.

Most large publishers no longer accept unsolicited manuscripts from first-time authors, leaving the literary agencies to discover new talent.

Publishers and literary agents are inundated with unsolicited manuscripts, called the slush pile, and only a handful will be pursued.