Pamela Zacharias |
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Your Writing Coach
Write a book, a book proposal, or crank
up your freelance writing with the help of a veteran editor and award-wining
writer
who:
- Teaches you what editors, publishers and agents want
- Increases your success rate
- Shortens the time between concept and finished work
- Boosts your confidence as a writer
- Shows you powerful new writing tools to improve
your work
- Educates you about traditional and self publishing
- Helps you decide about an agent and find one
- Edits your manuscript and advises you on how to move forward.
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1.
Is it Time for Self-Published, Hardcover Cookbooks?
Like many food writers,
I’m curious about self-publishing and whether it makes sense for
me. I like the idea of more control and keeping all the profits, but I’m
unsure how much I’d have to fork over to get my cookbook published ... More
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2.
Ten Great Ideas for a Non-Fiction Book
People often call me to ask for feedback
on a book idea. While the subject area is good, usually the positioning
is what needs help. Positioning is the unique spin you put on your
book ... More
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3. The New
Wave of Food Blogs
Food bloggers get awfully testy when they hear the term “cheese sandwich
blog.” It emerged a few years ago, when a writer in a national food magazine
described food blogs as about as thrilling as “today I ate a cheese sandwich.” He
has a point. Many bloggers still write mind-numbingly dull entries about... More
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Finalist, 2007 Bert Greene Award for Food Journalism |
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4. You're
the Expert—Now Prove It
Writing an authoritative nonfiction book
will make you better known. But here's the problem: Publishers want you
to be better known first. That way, publishing your book ... More
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