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Apr 16, 2009 1 hr

Non-Fiction Book Proposals

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Non-Fiction Book Proposals That Grab an Editor by the Throat and Won't Let Go. Can you tell from the title that Mary DeMuth is a ton of fun? She is also the author of numerous published fiction and non-fiction works, a writing coach, speaker and author advocate. She joins us to share the nitty gritty, low-downs of getting the attention of a traditional book publisher. If you are an author, ask for a reminder for this free online training segment now!

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