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Sally Stuart's Guide to Getting Published: Secret Strategies, Sane advice, Practical Help
Every Writer Needs One Book that Jump-Starts a Writing Career. This Book Is It.
In this one-stop writing resources, Sally Stuart will tell you how
•Find the publisher you want
•Write a professional query letter or book proposal
•Approach and work with editors
•Decipher copyright and tax laws
•Negotiate contracts
•Manage the writing life
•Set up a home office
•Develop your book and article ideas
With practical tips and anecdotes, technical details and legal helps, this essential compendium provides the information every writer needs to get in print and stay in print. Whether you are just beginning or you have been published for years and want to polish up on a few fine points, this is your guide to publishing success.
In this one-stop writing resources, Sally Stuart will tell you how
•Find the publisher you want
•Write a professional query letter or book proposal
•Approach and work with editors
•Decipher copyright and tax laws
•Negotiate contracts
•Manage the writing life
•Set up a home office
•Develop your book and article ideas
With practical tips and anecdotes, technical details and legal helps, this essential compendium provides the information every writer needs to get in print and stay in print. Whether you are just beginning or you have been published for years and want to polish up on a few fine points, this is your guide to publishing success.
- GenresWriting
304 pages, Paperback
First published March 7, 2000
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December 25, 2016
Out dated and not too helpful ... thank goodness for google now days
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August 22, 2021DNF—no rating
A bit outdated and the author leaned heavily on her Christian background when crafting this book. As a non-Christian reader it became very distracting to have faith or God referenced at least once every page.
A bit outdated and the author leaned heavily on her Christian background when crafting this book. As a non-Christian reader it became very distracting to have faith or God referenced at least once every page.
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