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How do I Write a Book for Dummies?

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How do I Write a Book for Dummies?

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Just about everybody has had an idea at some point that we think would be great for the “For Dummies” series of educational books. It takes a lot more than a great idea to get a book written, though. Getting your idea into published book form involves a long process of submitting query letters and book proposals before you even begin to write the manuscript. Here are the steps involved in getting from great idea to published book. Skip to Step 2 if you have a literary agent. Otherwise, submit a query letter to the publisher, John Wiley and Sons. Wiley does not accept unsolicited manuscripts or book proposals, but does accept credentials and contact info. Write a professional business letter that includes a brief description of your idea and why you are the right author for the book, detailing your areas of expertise and any professional writing experience you have. If you don’t have any, don’t mention it. Send your letter to: Susan Spilka, Editor John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 111 River Stree

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