A book which offers lots of practical guidance of the process needed to create a book that has a decent chance of getting published and selling copies. As well as helping you to develop a professional approach, the five key sections of the book will guide you through thinking and planning your book to transforming the first draft into something you can sell.
This invaluable guide is written by Charlie Wilson, founder of The Book Specialist editorial agency who has worked in publishing on both sides of the fence as a book editor and an author.
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Writing a Marketable Book helps an author create a book that has a decent chance of getting published and selling copies. Thousands of authors write books each year - either to submit for publication or to self-publish. 'Getting published', in whatever form, is the Holy Grail. But countless authors either fail to make it off the slush pile, or self-publish a book that sells just a few copies.
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Writing a Marketable Book helps an author create a book that has a decent chance of getting published and selling copies. Thousands of authors write books each year - either to submit for publication or to self-publish.
Writing a Marketable Book features in the following genres: Non-Fiction Books of the Month, Recommendations
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Writing a Marketable Book was written by Charlie Wilson and published by Matador an imprint of Troubador Publishing