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Editorial Policy

How a manuscript becomes an Evermark book — who checks it, what we verify, and what we do when we get something wrong.

Last updated: 30 August 2026

Acquisition

Every manuscript is read by a commissioning editor and assessed on the author's direct experience of the subject, the durability of the argument, and whether the book gives a reader something to do differently. We do not charge authors to publish, and we do not accept paid placement in our catalog.

Editing and review

  • Developmental edit — structure, argument, and evidence.
  • Line and copy edit — clarity, accuracy of claims, and consistency.
  • Proofread against the typeset proof before release.
  • Named editor accountable for each title from acquisition to publication.

Fact-checking and sourcing

Statistics, quotations, and case studies must be attributable to a named, checkable source. Where a claim rests on the author's own practice, we say so in the text rather than presenting it as research.

Use of AI

Our books are written by named human authors. AI tools may assist with research, indexing, or drafting marketing copy, but every published sentence is reviewed and approved by a human editor. We disclose AI involvement wherever it is material to the work.

Advertising and independence

Site revenue comes from book sales and Amazon affiliate commissions, disclosed on our Affiliate Disclosure page. Commercial relationships never determine coverage, ranking, or recommendation.

Corrections

Report an error through the contact page. Confirmed factual errors on the website are corrected promptly, and substantive changes are noted on the page. Book errata are collected and applied at the next print or file update.