The Essential Guide to Getting Your Book Published by Arielle Eckstut

When you go to the ubiquitous online bookseller and type the words “getting book published”, you will see what are most popular, and up to date. Recommended Books There are many books on the business of publishing, and getting published.

As for basic writing skills, I would like to thank Miss Amelia from the Greater Salt Lake area who brought to my attention this wonderful online resource called The Resource Guide to Writing Basics to help writers of all ages and walks of life. Finally, you should be sure to go to Association of Author’s Representatives (AAR). The AAR will give you good information on what agents can do for you and a full listing of other reputable agents. You will save yourself a lot of time looking at two web sites: Preditors and Editors and Writers Beware. These sites offers lot of good cautionary news to writers, with good links to sites on specific topics. Includes interviews with hundreds of publishing insiders-agents, editors, authors, and booksellers side boxes featuring real-life publishing success stories sample proposals, query letters, a resource guide, and more.Online Resources You can spend forever looking up information online about getting published. No matter if you're a literary fiction writer, a romance novelist, an academic looking to reach a popular audience, or a memoirist wanting to publish your life story, Putting Your Passion to Printshares a wealth of experience and insight from people who've been there and done that.

and, if necessary, self-publish (as did Irma Rombauer for The Joy of Cooking and James Redfield for The Celestine Prophesy).

Develop sales, marketing, and publicity savvy.

Understand a book contract and royalty statements.

Find the right agent, publisher and editor.

Choose a top-of-the-heap idea Come up with a blockbuster title.

Husband-and-wife team Arielle Eckstut and David Henry Sterry, who developed the enormously popular Putting Your Passion into Print seminar at Stanford University, are known to their students as 'the Click and Clack of publishing.' Whether the thought is large (how does one deal with rejection) or small (why is it that a 'special pen' works such magic), they cover all the bases.

Now what? Whether you dream of having your name on the cover of a successful book (and 81% of Americans believe they have a book in them), or you're a seasoned yet frustrated veteran of the publishing jungle, this nuts-and-bolts guide demystifies every aspect of the publishing process. Domestic orders shipped with USPS tracking numbers. Light edge and cover wear with unmarked pages.

The Essential Guide to Getting Your Book Published by Arielle Eckstut