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Forum - View topicYen Press Opens Job Listing for Freelance Light Novel Translators
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Blanchimont
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...I'm glad there's a lot coming out with seemingly no end in sight, but, how many light novels can the English market take before it gets saturated?
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Yuvelir
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Ah, the good old "freelance".
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fencer_x
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Freelance with no mention of the fee, always a pleasure to see. They'll get what they pay for (and their translations show it). I wish ANN would only allow job postings to be advertised here if the employer is upfront about the salary being offered. YP's fees are trash (though this is not an issue unique to YP...). |
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joshingjohn
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Yen Press lists their starting fees on their website: https://yenpress.com/faq
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Meexa
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Nah, there can never be enough released books in general. However, that doesn't mean a lot of them are going to make money. Especially if they decide to go the untraditional route, without a publisher. |
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