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Writer's Yearbook Extra 2004
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Item No. #WYEX04
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INSIDE PUBLISHING
Welcome to Contracts 101
By Amy Cook
You've got the publisher's attention, but don't know how much money you deserve in advances and royalties? Get the best book deal you can by following these basic Suggestions during contract negotiation.
Anatomy of the Bestseller Lists
By Daisy Maryles
Publishers Weekly looks back at the ups and downs of book publishing in 2004, complete with charts ranking the year's longest-running bestselling books and strongest publishing imprints.
The Big Houses
By the staff of Writer's Market
A breakdown of the big-name publishers and their imprints to help you differentiate when it comes time to submit.
4 Ways to Take Charge of Your Marketing
By Blythe Gifford
Writing the book is the easy part. Convincing readers to grab it off bookstore shelves is much harder. Employ these marketing techniques to improve your book sales.
SUBMISSION SECRETS
100 Best Book Markets for New Writers
By Brian A. Klems
Intimidated by the vast number of publishers out there? Don't sweat it. We've done the hard part for you and uncovered the top 100 opportunities for first-time authors.
Top 25 Agencies in Search of New Talent
By Christine Mersch
Tired of getting rejected by agents who aren't accepting new authors? We've found 25 literary representatives who are seeking fresh voices in fiction and nonfiction.
The Novel Proposal
By Don Prues
You've whittled down the markets. Now write a synopsis and outline that'll have agents and editors clamoring for the rest of your book.
Can You Trust a Rookie Agent?
By Julie K. Silver
Just because she's young doesn't mean she can't land you that major book deal. A novice agent may be just the cure for your rejection blues.
INSPIRATION 101
Learn From the Pros
By Christine Mersch and Brian A. Klems
We asked seven industry professionals, including authors Imad Rahman and Kyle Smith, to discuss the ins, outs and in-betweens of writing and publishing.
A Package Deal
By Kelly Milner Halls
Great writing only gets you so far. Today publishers are looking for writers with the total package. Learn how polishing your personality could carry you to new levels of success.
The Ultimate Challenge
By Meg Cannon
Are you ready to take the NaNo challenge? Punching out a novel in a month can be a great way to relieve stress—and end a writing slump.
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