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- How New Authors Can Keep Their Manuscripts Coherent by Marvin Cloud
- In large publishing houses, many manuscripts penned by first-time authors, never make it past the "first reader" who for all practical purposes is a gatekeeper of sorts. This person's job is to weed out manuscripts that do not fit certain established submission criteria.
- HOW TO BECOME A BESTSELLING BOOK AUTHOR by Brian Scott
- Selling your book from your own website and taking your own orders will mean far more money in the bank for you initially, but you'll have to work a little harder on the back-end to get the recognition you deserve.
Both ways work. Neither way is right. It's really what's right for you.
Let's talk about the steps necessary to make your book a bestseller whether you want to do it through an online bookstore or from your own website.
- SELLING FOREIGN-LANGUAGE RIGHTS by Dan Poynter
- When you write a manuscript, you are creating a Work. The Work may be published in several different formats (editions): hardcover, softcover, audiotape, eBook, magazine condensation, newspaper serialization, movie, translations, etc. These are called "subsidiary rights."
- The Elements Of A Dynamite Novel by Robyn Whyte
- If you're a serious writer, you could spend your life in the pursuit of the perfect novel or the saleable novel. And what's worse? Feeling that you're on your way there or feeling that you've already been there and you can't remember the floor plan?
- THREE POWERFUL TIPS ON SELECTING A BOOK TOPIC THAT SELLS by Judy Cullins
- The topic of your book or eBook counts-big time. Which would you buy-The Art of Kissing or The Art of Courtship? The kissing book sold over 60,500 while the other sold only 17,500 copies. Before you choose your topic pay attention to your audience. What do they want and need? What will they be willing to pay for your information?
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