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In article <1993Jan27.194000.2154@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> earp@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (J.Kevin Earp) writes:
>Recently a friend asked this question: She has two children's books
>completed.  Would a publisher hire the illustrator and arrange for
>the artwork, or should she do so.  

Publishers have their own illustratrors.  They want to control the look,
the layout, of the book.  The only exception might be very small
publishers, who might do a children's book or two as a sideline.

By the way, the author and illustrator are considered equal partners,
and share royalties evenly.  So the author might get 4% of the sale
price, rather than 8% (or whatever the percentage might be).

       The Rhealist - nadeau@bnr.ca - Speaking only for myself