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How to Write Non-Fiction Books

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Many long to write a book. They dream of having a book on their shelves, with their name on the cover. Many dream of writing a novel, but the competition is fierce. The proportion of non-fiction to fiction books however, is at least five or six to one. Which one would you choose to write? There is a huge demand for non-fiction books, so if you consider yourself an expert on a certain subject you could write a book about it and have a good chance of getting it published. The key points How to convert your knowledge into a book proposal? How to find an interested publisher before you write your book? How to write your book for the target readership? How to present your typescript to the publisher? And, how to cope with editorial changes, proof reading and indexing? Whether you are a beginner or an established writer, this step-by-step guide will lead you along the path to success and publication.

Language: English

Pages: 106

Format: Paperback

Release: September 01, 1999

ISBN 13: 9781902713021

How to Write Non-Fiction Books

0/5 ( ratings)

Many long to write a book. They dream of having a book on their shelves, with their name on the cover. Many dream of writing a novel, but the competition is fierce. The proportion of non-fiction to fiction books however, is at least five or six to one. Which one would you choose to write? There is a huge demand for non-fiction books, so if you consider yourself an expert on a certain subject you could write a book about it and have a good chance of getting it published. The key points How to convert your knowledge into a book proposal? How to find an interested publisher before you write your book? How to write your book for the target readership? How to present your typescript to the publisher? And, how to cope with editorial changes, proof reading and indexing? Whether you are a beginner or an established writer, this step-by-step guide will lead you along the path to success and publication.

Language: English

Pages: 106

Format: Paperback

Release: September 01, 1999

ISBN 13: 9781902713021

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