Sentences with phrase «see in your book proposal»

You can read his posts for what they are — an attempt to show what acquisitions editors want to see in your book proposal.

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I am also hoping to put together another book proposal for Princeton in the next few months, but we'll see about that, there are only so many hours in the day.
For a more comprehensive look at the state's revenue and budget challenges, see the Fiscal Policy Institute's 2018 - 2019 budget briefing book, which includes a discussion of many other progressive pro-revenue tax proposals which would generate billions of dollars that New York needs to remain competitive in the future.
Intrigued, Finkel is soon off to visit Longo in prison and in no time he's pitching a book proposal to a publisher, seeing in telling Longo's story a chance to redeem his own journalistic career.
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While I am not an educator, I can see the flaws in the book authors» proposals.
If you look around our school on a typical afternoon, you will see sixth graders studying botany and history by planting tomatoes in our garden and building models of ancient aqueduct systems, third graders using research to design proposals for more diverse books in our libraries, and kindergartners buzzing as they return from interviewing local business owners in downtown Durham.
I want readers of my The Frugal Editor that shows people how to edit their own material like book proposals and media releases when they absolutely must and guides them in finding editors when they should to see this.
If you write nonfiction and have a stellar platform, meaning you speak regularly or see large amounts of clients on a regular basis, you might be able to submit your book with the three sample chapters in your proposal.
This is absolutely critical for nonfiction authors, and while an impressive following isn't as important in fiction, we do look to see if the author knows how to promote their books and has included ideas, statistics, and examples in the book proposal.
I see Too - Late Thirty in a lot of query letters and book proposals when they discuss promotion plans, and it sends chills up my spine — and not in a good way.
# 1 thing I see in query letters and book proposals: «I'm going to start a blog, get a FB page, start tweeting.»
These are the # 1 elements I see in a promo plan in book proposals that make me want to toss myself in front of a herd of rabid camels:
Publishers are in business to make money and they want to see that they will make a profit on your work — that's where your book proposal comes in.
«Researching Don't Even Think About It, which I see as the most important book published on climate change in the past few years, George Marshall discovered that there has not been a single proposal, debate or even position paper on limiting fossil fuel production put forward during international climate negotiations.
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