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Martha Tucker | | MAKING A PUBLISHER BID FOR YOUR MANUSCRIPT
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Making the Self-Publisher a Big-Time Winner
She hits the speed dial and calls your agent. “Janice, get that author that wrote “Daddy’s Gone,” on the line. We’re talking million here…” Agnes, the queen-pin agent at Bryons & Gray is about to start a bidding war for “your” novel.
Or your self-published novel sells 100,000 copies because you did it all right, even from the concept of your novel to the marketing thereof.
Wow! How did that happen? I’m about to share how to make a similar scene come true for you. The truth of the matter is this: Your fancy college professors, English gurus, and the writing books glossed over the key things that can your writing shine like summer sun, become a hit in the publisher’s weekend read of 50 books. Don’t feel badly for the overburdened, weekend reader because she only reads three pages to see if it’s going to fly. But how do they know that fast?
Well, the writing is fresh, compelling, and intuitive. I’m going break it down for you in simple terms, tell you what techniques to use to make fresh, compelling, and intuitive. You can learn to write every day, no matter how long your work hours are, and you’ll have the techniques to make that writing a huge success. We’re eliminate the guesswork
I’ve had four clients recently who wrote great books, and they can’t stop complimenting me on doing something no one has ever done for them—caused them to stay with a project to the end, gave them the techniques that has drawn agents, even before the final polish was done, and wrote the book in 90 days. That’s proof.
Which of these elements do you need to take your writing to the next level?
1. decide on a new book in 10 minutes flat by asking one question without a question mark
2. decide what you want your book to say in one sentence.
3. Why do publishers love high concept? The steps to develop one.
4. write your entire book in one sentence
5. write your entire book in one paragraph
write your entire book in one page
marthatucker@newimagewriters.com
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