Where do you begin with book publishing?
That’s one of the most important and daunting questions new writers ask. It’s also the first of many that follow…
- How do you grab a publisher’s attention?
- How do you format a book proposal?
- How do you handle discouragement when you struggle to begin writing?
- How do you cope with rejection—or the first 8 rejections?
- What should I do if publishers aren’t interested in my proposal?
- How do you network with editors and authors?
- At what point do you just self-publish and move on to the next thing?
Most importantly, I hear this question: “I’m not even sure where to begin with book publishing. What now?”
Those are all real questions from aspiring writers. I’ve been there, and I have a way to help…
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This book will explain the entire publishing journey for you, provide detailed action steps, and teach you everything I learned after publishing my first nonfiction book.
Literary Agent Chip MacGregor wrote:
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Many published authors read A Path to Publishing before sending out their first book proposals. This edition of the book has stood the test of time and has been updated with my latest insights after publishing four additional books.
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Ed Cyzewski: Author // Contemplative 
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