Nonfiction Book Proposals that Grab an Editor/Agent by the Throat
Guest: NAIWE’s Faith-Based Writing Expert Mary DeMuth
You’re excited about a topic, so excited that you’ve written a book about that topic, but how do you get that editor or agent to sign on to your project? Writing a book proposal is very different than writing the manuscript of your book, and it can be intimidating. The writer needs to market the book, knowing the book in a different manner, within the publishing industry. In this webinar, learn how to sell your book and yourself through a proposal.
Here’s what you can expect to learn in this class:
How to identify and articulate your passion before you write the book
What belongs in the Introduction and About the Book sections
Where to find information for the About the Market section
What to put in the Comparative Analysis section
How to construct a realistic Marketing Plan
What to say in the About the Author section
How to shape a convincing Conclusion
What to include in Chapter Outlines
What you need to know about the first three chapters that most publishers request
Audio Only
Duration: 1 hour, 3 minutes
Mary DeMuth is the author of several novels, parent books, devotionals articles, and a memoir. She mentors new authors through the publishing process and has written two tutorials on book proposals (one for fiction and another for nonfiction).