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100 1  Friedman, Jane,|eauthor,|electurer. 
245 10 How to publish your book|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /
       |cJane Friedman. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bThe Great Courses,|c2015. 
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511 0  Lecturer: the author. 
520    With the advent of submission conveniences offered by the 
       internet, today's authors face unprecedented competition 
       in the writing market. Adding to that, the publishing 
       market is in a constant state of flux, making publishers 
       wary about taking on new authors. Further, a plethora of 
       options for publication make navigating the increasingly 
       complex publishing industry harder than ever. So, how does
       an aspiring author get published?  Learning the ropes, 
       understanding how publishing works, and having someone who
       can help you navigate this convoluted system will make all
       the difference between a manuscript sitting on your closet
       shelf - or sitting on the top of the best-sellers shelf. 
       In 24 eye-opening lectures, Jane Friedman, publishing 
       industry expert and educator, provides you with sought-
       after secrets of the publishing process that will help you
       navigate this difficult progression, bypass pitfalls that 
       many novice authors get hung up on, and improve your 
       chances of being considered for publication. She acts as 
       your personal guide though the entire process: from 
       finalizing your manuscript, to writing the perfect pitch, 
       to reviewing contracts and marketing your book. She 
       provides the candid scoop on what you need to do in order 
       to increase your chances of being considered. The 
       knowledge you'll gain by having an inside expert teaching 
       you how to position your book for publication gives you a 
       unique advantage and drastically increases your chances of
       getting noticed in this increasingly competitive industry.
       The reality is that there is no magic formula that will 
       guarantee publication. There are, however, numerous things
       that you can do to improve your chances and streamline 
       your path to success. Get extensive insights into the 
       publishing process that will help you avoid the most 
       common mistakes and pitfalls that many authors encounter. 
       This course lays out your best options for publication and
       leads you step by step toward achieving your goals. All 
       Lectures: 1. Today's Book Publishing Landscape 2. Defining
       Your Fiction Genre 3. Categorizing Your Nonfiction Book 4.
       Researching Writers' Markets 5. What to Expect from a 
       Literary Agent 6. Writing Your Query Letter 7. Writing 
       Your Novel or Memoir Synopsis 8. The Importance of Author 
       Platform 9. Researching and Planning Your Book Proposal 
       10. Writing an Effective Book Proposal 11. Submissions and
       Publishing Etiquette 12. Networking: From Writers' 
       Conferences to Courses 13. Pitching Your Book 14. Avoiding
       Common Manuscript Pitfalls 15. Hiring a Professional 
       Editor 16. How Writers Handle Rejection 17. Overcoming 
       Obstacles to Writing 18. The Book Publishing Contract 19. 
       Working Effectively with Your Publisher 20. Becoming a 
       Bestselling Author 21. Career Marketing Strategies for 
       Writers 22. The Self-Publishing Path: When and How 23. 
       Principles of Self-Publishing Success 24. Beyond the Book:
       Sharing Ideas in the Digital Age 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
650  0 Publishers and publishing. 
650  0 Writing. 
650  0 Language arts. 
700 1  Friedman, Jane. 
710 2  hoopla digital. 
830  0 Great courses.|pLiterature & language (writing) 
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