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This is a class co-sponsored by MI and San Francisco Writers Conference/San Francisco Writers Foundation.
If you are seeking to get your non-fiction book published, you will have to write a book proposal. Writing the proposal isn't as daunting as it sounds. A book proposal is a business plan. It needs to be written in a standard structured form and must answer the questions that an acquisition editor will be asking: What is the book about? Why do we need it? Who is the audience for the book? What are the comparative books on the subject? Why do you have the authority to write it? How will you market and promote the book once it is published? In this class we will discuss how to make a compelling proposal. All participants will receive a free copy of Andy's book on the subject, and will have an opportunity for individual follow-up advice on their specific project.
For each class, we reserve the right to cancel at any time and issue a full refund. If you are unable to attend your class, please email [email protected] at least ten days prior to receive a refund. All fees must be paid at the time of registration.
Classes
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Future Classes
Aug 19 - 12:00 pm
The Man Beneath the Paint: California Impressionist Tilden Daken
with Bonnie Portnoy, Author and Granddaughter
Aug 27 - 5:30 pm
Baldwin Seminar with Dr. Nigel Hatton
A hybrid seminar (12 sessions) meticulously crafted to delve into the profound depths of James Baldwin's works.
Aug 28 - 6:15 pm
Storytelling and Improvisation Workshop with Corey Rosen
We'll be kicking off our 2024-2025 Storytelling Showcase season with this workshop with Corey Rosen, author and host of "The Moth."
Sep 11 - 3:00 pm
Exploring Library Resources: Listen to Your Next Book!
A skillshare class led by Myles Cooper. Discover the joy of listening to our growing eAudiobook collection on Libby.