The American writer Kurt Vonnegut used to tell his writing students to make their ‘characters want something straight away – even if it’s only a glass of water’. There is a useful point here for non-fiction business writing.
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In the publishing world, when a new book is created by a publishing company it's called commissioning a new title. The process a publisher, or commissioning editor, embarks on is a mix of identifying the market(s) for the book and working out structure and content to ensure it covers all the essential topics in its particular subject area.
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It seems I'm not the only one having trouble navigating or remembering the details of what I read in eBooks ... and perhaps biology is to blame
Read MoreThere is a free service for sending files that are too large to email called wetransfer.com. This service allows you to securely send files up to 2GB
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A collection of some frivolous and serious tips for writing
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Three useful resource sites for online publishing.
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A useful perspective when publishing your book is to view the publishing process as a business-to-business relationship where we like to see the author and publisher as partners, each dedicating time to their areas of expertise.
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