
Write a Nonfiction Book Proposal that SELLS
With Christina Baker Kline
Do you have a great idea for a book, but no idea how to pitch it to
agents and publishers? Or have you written a book proposal that
isn’t selling?
In this marketplace, it’s not enough to have a great idea for a
book. You must create a flawless book proposal to sell it. But the
skills and knowledge it takes to write a great book proposal aren’t
always the same ones it takes to write a great book. You must be
able to sell you idea, and yourself, assertively and persuasively.
You must convince a publisher that not only is your idea a
brilliant one, but that you—and only you!—can write this book.
Author Christina Baker Kline is an experienced book proposal
consultant to both nonfiction and fiction writers. Every one of the
22 book proposals she has written or edited has sold to a major
publisher. In her enlightening webinar, you’ll gain the tools you
need to write a book proposal that
sells, including:
• the essential elements of every successful book proposal
• how to craft an attention-getting query letter
• the most effective ways to differentiate yourself from similar
projects
• the bells and whistles to
avoid
• how to write a persuasive three-to-five page pitch
• the 10 things you can do to make your proposal stand out
Christina
Baker Kline is the author of four novels, including, most
recently,
Bird in Hand and
The Way Life Should Be. She has edited
four anthologies, including
About Face: Women Write about What
They See When They Look in the Mirror, Room to Grow, and
Child of Mine, and is coauthor of
The Conversation
Begins: Mothers and Daughters Talk about Living Feminism. She
is Writer-in-Residence at Fordham University. Her blog is
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Writing Life: Notes on Craft & the Creative Process.