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200 10$aPublishing confidential$b[electronic resource] $ethe insider's guide to what it really takes to land a nonfiction book deal /$fPaul B. Brown ; with illustrations by Britton Payne and snide editorial comments by Ellen Kadin
210   $aNew York $cAmerican Management Association$dc2004
215   $a1 online resource (192 p.) 
300   $aIncludes index.
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327   $a1. An introduction of sorts -- 2. "What do you have; why should I care?" Ask your potential publisher -- 3. Making contact -- 4. Market test : the second best answer is no -- 5. Creating the proposal -- 6. Trying to hold on to control -- 7. You've finished the manuscript-- Now what? -- 8. Helping your publisher to help you -- 9. Going your own way-- nontraditional approaches to being published, or "Publisher? We don't need no stinkin' publisher."
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