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Book Publishing

Read about the exciting field of Book Publishing, including traditional book publishing, self-publishing, indie publishing and eBook publishing. Thinking about working in publishing? Rights, translations and budgeting are important fields. Learn about different career options, publishing houses, key people, and publishing associations before you decide on a new job. In addition:

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Latest articles in Book Publishing

 How to Write a Book Proposal that Sells!

The book proposal is the first step in a the process that culminates in a written product. It's the most important step, as it sells the idea to publishers.

May 8, 2012 – Guy Lecky-Thompson

How To Plan, Write and Make Money Writing How To eBooks

Article that briefly describes how to plan your ebook, write it, and then make money from it, using tried and tested techniques from a published author.

Apr 3, 2012 – Guy Lecky-Thompson

New Charity Publisher Paws n Claws Is Making Tracks in Fiction

Editor Debz Hobbs-Wyatt talks to Suite101 about how her new publishing company got started and how it is helping to support the Born Free foundations.

Mar 14, 2012 – Holly Stacey

Advice for Writers Seeking to Publish a Cozy Mystery

To catch an editor's eye, literary Agent John Talbot says a first-time cozy mystery author needs to feature a compelling premise and captivating characters.

Feb 8, 2012 – Claire Eddins

Essential and Expected Elements in a Cozy Mystery Novel

An experienced literary agent explains important genre elements agents and editors expect to see when reviewing cozy mystery submissions for publication.

Feb 7, 2012 – Claire Eddins

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