Writing Your Book is Just the Beginning
One of the greatest misconceptions harbored by writers is that the job is done when the book manuscript is mailed. While manuscript completion is a time to celebrate, it is also the time to switch hats. The book writer now becomes the book promoter.
A book is like an iceberg. The writing is the easier part; [...]
Writing a Book with a Collaborator
Writing a book with a co-author is usually a very close relationship. You are not two independent writers placing your work between the same covers. Each of you is drafting sections or chapters and exchanging them so that the other may edit and add content.
Some authors work best alone; they find that a co-author slows [...]
Make Your Book Worth the Price
Size matters. Your book has to appear to be long enough to be worth the money you are charging.
June 19, 2006 | Filed Under Non-Fiction Writing | Leave a Comment