Publishing Own Book

If you're serious, and I do mean SERIOUS about wanting to get your book published, then this book is a MUST READ. I don't say that about very many things online, but this is one of them. I would venture to say that this will someday be looked at as the book publishing bible. It is THAT good.

Okay, let's get right down to the meat. What's in it?

First of all, the author, Donnie Sozie, struggled for 7 horrible years before she finally figured this nightmare of a business out. So she is speaking from experience. As she simply puts it, there are only 3 things needed to get your book published%u2026a great manuscript, the guts to make it happen, and inside information. Okay, she can't give you 1 and 2. If you can't write and don't have any guts, this book is probably a waste of your time. You need to have a solid product to sell and the guts to do what's needed.

Having said that, the book, as far as the info you need, reveals a killer presentation letter that will make the publisher completely forget that you're a first time author. You MUST see this to believe it. That's what I call guts.

Donna also goes over the 11 most common mistakes that authors make when trying to get a book published . If you've tried in the past, I'm sure you'll find about 5 or 6 of these on your own personal list%u2026if not more.

Donna also shows you how to tap into the commercial aspects of your book in order to get publishers to grab it before anybody else does. If you read any of my articles, you know that you have to convince the publisher that there is money in it for him. Donna shows you how.

Think a non fiction book won't interest anybody? Think again. Donna shows you how to put together a proposal for a non fiction title that is almost fool proof.

Look, I could keep going all day long. Why don't you just visit Donna's site and see what she has to offer. I promise you, you won't be sorry.

Here is the site http://tinyurl.com/cmcgu6

Getting your book published is a feeling in life that is hard to match. You will know this if you are a writer. Once you finish your masterpiece then this is just the start of this roller coaster journey. If you want to get your book published then are things you will need to know. Here in this article we will give you information to get you on your way.

For starters, you need to understand how publishers work. If you go in blindly, you set yourself up for disaster. One thing you need to know is that you can't just send a publisher your work. If you send them unsolicited material, they won't look at it for many reasons, not the least of which is the liability involved. And if there is a publisher who WILL accept unsolicited material, most likely they are not very reputable. The top dogs won't look at your stuff unless you ask first.

Another thing you need to know is that each publisher specializes in certain kinds of books. Many new writers will simply submit their manuscripts to every publisher they can get a listing for. This is a waste of time. A publisher that only publishes books on gardening isn't going to look at your mystery novel. So make sure you get a hold of a writers marker guide and see what publishers accept what manuscripts.

Then of course there is the way you go about submitting your work. So many beginning writers will simply take their manuscript and toss it in an envelope. This is so asking for trouble. At the very least, you want to include a cover letter with the manuscript telling something about yourself and about what the publisher is about to read. This is your chance to make a sales pitch and you want to make it a good one. If you don't get the publisher excited about reading your work, he's not going to read it.

There is a lot more involved with getting a book published%u2026too much to get into in the space of a short article. However, in my signature, you'll find a review of a great resource that will teach you everything you need to know about getting your book published. I think you'll find it invaluable reading.

At least give yourself the best chance of getting your masterpiece out to the general public.