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The 3 Types of Non-Fiction Book Proposals
The three types of non-fiction book proposals (one-page, mini, and full-length) all have a different flavor and focus, yet all describe the same book. While the essential elements of a book proposal remain the same, no matter the proposal's length, the differences between these three run deeper than the amount of space dedicated to each section's description and detail. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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