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Brainstorming Your Book Proposal & Book Using Competetive Titles -- Part 1
An important part of your book proposal is the competition section, where you list competitive and complementary books and then show how your book is different and better. Don't speed through the writing of this section, because it can be invaluable in helping you brainstorm and shape your book, as well as your book proposal. So much so, that I suggest you tackle it first when you begin to write your book proposal. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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