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74Writing A Book Proposal That Will Sell!
There are many websites that will take you through the process of writing a book proposal, however I've always felt that reviewing a template would be a much better way to understand what makes a proposal sell!
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77Six Elements to Writing a Non-Fiction Book Proposal
Selling a non-fiction book is different from selling a novel. The novel is written in its entirety before the author starts looking for an agent or publisher. In the case of a non-fiction book, the book is...
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56A PUBLISHER'S MINDSET
THE RAW TRUTH: Getting a book published isn’t about what writers want. It’s about what publishers want. Over the next week or so, I want to establish exactly what this means. WHEN YOU GET IT, YOU GET...
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64Critique My Query Letter
The process of getting a book published, especially under current economic conditions, might just be impossible unless you have a massive 'platform' as they call it in the publishing world. It seems to a...
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75Step By Step Guide To The Ultimate Book Proposal
A great book proposal can make the difference between the Bestseller List and the Rejection Letter List. Here's how writers can master this very critical pitch format.
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67Get Your Novel Noticed and Published
Step One: Get Published It may sound like this should be the last step to getting your novel published, but the truth is, it's almost impossible to get a novel noticed if you're not a published writer. This...
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61How to find Freelance Book Writing Jobs
The Best Book Writing Jobs can be found in Corporations, find book writing jobs. When a freelance writing jobs for book writers, or professional has a book that they have written in circulation it gives them...
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68The Key To A Successful Non-Fiction Book Proposal
Writing query letters is easy! Waiting to find out if agents are interested is a little like writing a Crayon note to Santa asking for a pony...in July. Today, as a note of kindness, compassion and good...
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