Sentences with phrase «send in a book proposal»

In order to get a publisher to buy your book, you have to send in a book proposal.

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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.

Unlike in fiction, where a completed manuscript is necessary when sending out query letters, many non-fiction authors seal their contract using a book proposal before their book is even written.

Actually, you have to send in several book proposals, because the first publisher simply is not going to take it.

There are quite a number of book publishing companies in Boston for any author to send their manuscripts and proposals to.

I told them that it was part of my memoir - in - progress, so they asked me to send them my book proposal.

This experience led me to sending a factual book proposal on a historical subject into a well known publisher which is in final negotiation.

If you know that a particular acquisitions editor is actively acquiring books in your field, you can skip the query letter and send a proposal, but it should still get right to the point.

I sent out my first book proposal in 2007, I think.

In nearly 20 years of legal publishing nobody has ever sent me a proposal for a book on football and international law.

I never envisioned publishing encyclopedia entries on Islamic philosophers, writing about critical thinking pedagogy, investigating the doctrine of stare decisis, or sending out book proposals (as you might guess, it's the «jack - of - all - trades» syndrome, but I'm more interested in the politics and ethics of intellectual responsibility than professional standing and status): nothing could have been further from my mind!