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A unique look at how the publishing industry works; given through a series of interviews with leading industry professionals.
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A unique look at how the publishing industry works; given through a series of interviews with leading industry professionals.
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- Verlag: Behler Publications
- Seitenzahl: 380
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 174mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 585g
- ISBN-13: 9781933016344
- ISBN-10: 1933016345
- Artikelnr.: 26578522
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Behler Publications
- Seitenzahl: 380
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 174mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 585g
- ISBN-13: 9781933016344
- ISBN-10: 1933016345
- Artikelnr.: 26578522
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Lynn Price is editorial director of Behler Publications with the help of her secretary, an unreliable beagle with a penchant for margaritas. Along with their Get It Write series, Behler Publications has produced poignant, award-winning personal journeys in both fiction and nonfiction - books that tackle medicine, aging, family issues, death, abandonment, love and prejudice. Lynn is also the snark behind the Behler Blog where she covers all kinds of writer's issues.
Introduction How To Use This Book Section 1: Interviews-Casting the flyrod
3 1 Agents
5 2 The Book Review
49 3 Marketing and Sales
75 4 Book Shepherd
95 5 Bookstore events
115 6 Cover design
125 7 Distributor
143 8 Independent Editor
154 9 Warehouse Distribution
163 10 Internet Resources
169 11 Publicists
191 12 Websites
205 Conclusion
212 Section 2: "Forget the bait
pass me the Maalox": The Submission Process
213 13 Before You Bait Your Hook
215 14 Myth busting
219 15 The Log Line
225 16 The Pitch
229 17 Author Bio-creating something from nothing
235 18 Word Count
239 19 The Snooze-less Query letter
241 20 The s-s-sy-sy-synopsis
249 21 Submissions Advice
255 22 Après le query/submission
259 23 Rejection
263 24 "So why did you reject me?"
267 25 The Promotion plan
271 Section 3: "Chumming the Waters"
277 26 Publishers Are Not Created Equally
279 27 The Players
283 28 Print-on-Demand-POD
287 29 Questions every writer should ask a publisher before querying
299 30 Vanity/Subsidy Publication-pay to play
303 Section 4: "The Writer's Survival Style Guide"
307 31 When a manuscript feels sick
309 32 Punctuation Beerfest
315 33 Submission Autopsy - Part 1 - Show vs. Tell
319 34 Submission Autopsy - Part 2-Backstory
Fluff and Good Intentions
323 35 Submission Autopsy - Part 3-Dialog tags
327 36 Submission Autopsy - Part 4-POV
331 37 Physical Descriptions in Blocks of Text-Watch Out For Those Bosoms
337 38 Survival Style Guide
339 39 Watchful Writing - Mind Your Characters
359 40 Do Miracles Happen?
363 Conclusion
367 Index
368
3 1 Agents
5 2 The Book Review
49 3 Marketing and Sales
75 4 Book Shepherd
95 5 Bookstore events
115 6 Cover design
125 7 Distributor
143 8 Independent Editor
154 9 Warehouse Distribution
163 10 Internet Resources
169 11 Publicists
191 12 Websites
205 Conclusion
212 Section 2: "Forget the bait
pass me the Maalox": The Submission Process
213 13 Before You Bait Your Hook
215 14 Myth busting
219 15 The Log Line
225 16 The Pitch
229 17 Author Bio-creating something from nothing
235 18 Word Count
239 19 The Snooze-less Query letter
241 20 The s-s-sy-sy-synopsis
249 21 Submissions Advice
255 22 Après le query/submission
259 23 Rejection
263 24 "So why did you reject me?"
267 25 The Promotion plan
271 Section 3: "Chumming the Waters"
277 26 Publishers Are Not Created Equally
279 27 The Players
283 28 Print-on-Demand-POD
287 29 Questions every writer should ask a publisher before querying
299 30 Vanity/Subsidy Publication-pay to play
303 Section 4: "The Writer's Survival Style Guide"
307 31 When a manuscript feels sick
309 32 Punctuation Beerfest
315 33 Submission Autopsy - Part 1 - Show vs. Tell
319 34 Submission Autopsy - Part 2-Backstory
Fluff and Good Intentions
323 35 Submission Autopsy - Part 3-Dialog tags
327 36 Submission Autopsy - Part 4-POV
331 37 Physical Descriptions in Blocks of Text-Watch Out For Those Bosoms
337 38 Survival Style Guide
339 39 Watchful Writing - Mind Your Characters
359 40 Do Miracles Happen?
363 Conclusion
367 Index
368
Introduction How To Use This Book Section 1: Interviews-Casting the flyrod
3 1 Agents
5 2 The Book Review
49 3 Marketing and Sales
75 4 Book Shepherd
95 5 Bookstore events
115 6 Cover design
125 7 Distributor
143 8 Independent Editor
154 9 Warehouse Distribution
163 10 Internet Resources
169 11 Publicists
191 12 Websites
205 Conclusion
212 Section 2: "Forget the bait
pass me the Maalox": The Submission Process
213 13 Before You Bait Your Hook
215 14 Myth busting
219 15 The Log Line
225 16 The Pitch
229 17 Author Bio-creating something from nothing
235 18 Word Count
239 19 The Snooze-less Query letter
241 20 The s-s-sy-sy-synopsis
249 21 Submissions Advice
255 22 Après le query/submission
259 23 Rejection
263 24 "So why did you reject me?"
267 25 The Promotion plan
271 Section 3: "Chumming the Waters"
277 26 Publishers Are Not Created Equally
279 27 The Players
283 28 Print-on-Demand-POD
287 29 Questions every writer should ask a publisher before querying
299 30 Vanity/Subsidy Publication-pay to play
303 Section 4: "The Writer's Survival Style Guide"
307 31 When a manuscript feels sick
309 32 Punctuation Beerfest
315 33 Submission Autopsy - Part 1 - Show vs. Tell
319 34 Submission Autopsy - Part 2-Backstory
Fluff and Good Intentions
323 35 Submission Autopsy - Part 3-Dialog tags
327 36 Submission Autopsy - Part 4-POV
331 37 Physical Descriptions in Blocks of Text-Watch Out For Those Bosoms
337 38 Survival Style Guide
339 39 Watchful Writing - Mind Your Characters
359 40 Do Miracles Happen?
363 Conclusion
367 Index
368
3 1 Agents
5 2 The Book Review
49 3 Marketing and Sales
75 4 Book Shepherd
95 5 Bookstore events
115 6 Cover design
125 7 Distributor
143 8 Independent Editor
154 9 Warehouse Distribution
163 10 Internet Resources
169 11 Publicists
191 12 Websites
205 Conclusion
212 Section 2: "Forget the bait
pass me the Maalox": The Submission Process
213 13 Before You Bait Your Hook
215 14 Myth busting
219 15 The Log Line
225 16 The Pitch
229 17 Author Bio-creating something from nothing
235 18 Word Count
239 19 The Snooze-less Query letter
241 20 The s-s-sy-sy-synopsis
249 21 Submissions Advice
255 22 Après le query/submission
259 23 Rejection
263 24 "So why did you reject me?"
267 25 The Promotion plan
271 Section 3: "Chumming the Waters"
277 26 Publishers Are Not Created Equally
279 27 The Players
283 28 Print-on-Demand-POD
287 29 Questions every writer should ask a publisher before querying
299 30 Vanity/Subsidy Publication-pay to play
303 Section 4: "The Writer's Survival Style Guide"
307 31 When a manuscript feels sick
309 32 Punctuation Beerfest
315 33 Submission Autopsy - Part 1 - Show vs. Tell
319 34 Submission Autopsy - Part 2-Backstory
Fluff and Good Intentions
323 35 Submission Autopsy - Part 3-Dialog tags
327 36 Submission Autopsy - Part 4-POV
331 37 Physical Descriptions in Blocks of Text-Watch Out For Those Bosoms
337 38 Survival Style Guide
339 39 Watchful Writing - Mind Your Characters
359 40 Do Miracles Happen?
363 Conclusion
367 Index
368