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| Financial Times Press | Updated October 21st, 2009 |
 Please e-mail Mr. Boyd with the book proposal, which includes: - A prospectus describing your intentions for the book - A detailed table of contents - One to two chapters that accurately reflects the book's core material (optional, but preferred) - Your vitae or resume Financial Press will be happy to review your materials. They may review your materials unilaterally, or they may seek peer reviews to round out the view of the intended book. In either case, they will provide you with feedback, ranging from declining interest in the project to providing further suggestions on changes in the proposal and scope of the work, based on their editorial experiences, to acceptance of the proposal. Please allow a reasonable amount of time for this review process. interested in: Non-Fiction Books in the areas of: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Business and IT, Entrepreneurship, Personal Finance, Investing, Investments, Valuation, Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Quality Management client list: "Full of Bull: Unscramble Wall Street Doubletalk to Protect and Build Your Portfolio" by Stephen T. McClellan "The Truth About Green Business" by Gil Friend "Up and Out of Poverty: The Social Marketing Solution Portable Documents" by Philip Kotler Nancy R. Lee send: Query Only looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Economics/Financial |
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| tags: book proposal business business/economics financial non-fiction publisher | |
| Financial Times Press | Updated October 21st, 2009 |
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Please e-mail Ms. Simon with the book proposal, which includes: - A prospectus describing your intentions for the book - A detailed table of contents - One to two chapters that accurately reflects the book's core material (optional, but preferred) - Your vitae or resume Financial Press will be happy to review your materials. They may review your materials unilaterally, or they may seek peer reviews to round out the view of the intended book. In either case, they will provide you with feedback, ranging from declining interest in the project to providing further suggestions on changes in the proposal and scope of the work, based on their editorial experiences, to acceptance of the proposal. Please allow a reasonable amount of time for this review process. interested in: Non-Fiction Books in the areas of: Human Resources, Leadership, Management, Negotiations, Skills Development client list: "Reading Minds and Markets: Minimizing Risk and Maximizing Returns in a Volatile Global Marketplace" by Jack Ablin, Suzanne McGee, "Network Challenge, The: Strategy, Profit, and Risk in an Interlinked World" by Paul R. Kleindorfer, Yoram (Jerry) Wind, Robert E. Gunther send: Query Only looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Business |
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| tags: book proposal business/economics financial non-fiction publisher | |
| Jogglingboard Press | Updated October 21st, 2009 |
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While JBP accepts unsolicited/un-agented manuscripts, they will not consider simultaneous submissions given the number of manuscripts they receive. Because they review everything received, initial responses may take up to 60 days. Electronic submissions are preferred for first round reviews, but they may request a hardcopy if the proposal advances to the next level of consideration. Book proposal should include each of the following: - Project summary - Status of the manuscript (Is the writing/photography complete?) - Target audience - Table of contents - Two to three sample chapters - Samples of illustrations, photographs, if appropriate - Author(s) biographical description - Marketing opportunities - Indicate availability and ability to promote and market work - Consider the marketplace. What kind of competition is out there? - Indicate if the work is topical – is there an event, commemoration or other opportunity that makes the work especially relevant? - Detail affiliations, groups, organizations with whom author has connections - Offer marketing ideas interested in: Joggling Board Press is a Charleston-based independent publishing company dedicated to the production of fiction and non-fiction books of quality that amplify the history, culture and character of the American southeast. client list: "Dirty Secrets, Dirty War: The Exile of Editor Robert J. Cox" Written by David Cox, "A Coast for All Seasons: A Naturalist's Guide to the Coast of South Carolina" By Miles O. Hayes and Jacqueline Michel, "The Boathouse: Tales and Recipes from a Southern Kitchen" By Jason Davidson send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Regional |
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| tags: arts/crafts biography book proposal cookbook cooking creative non-fiction culture educational essay history interview military narrative non-fiction news/current events non-fiction personal essay publisher regional science travel travel/outdoors | |
| Fox Chapel Publishing | Updated October 21st, 2009 |
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Here are several items an editor needs to see in order to consider a book idea: a query letter, a book outline, information about you, photos of your work and sample patterns. interested in: How-to books in the field of woodworking or wood carving. client list: Lora S. Irish, Barry Gross, Cyndi Joslyn, Bob Flexner send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: How-to |
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| tags: Home/Interior Design book proposal how-to non-fiction publisher technical | |
| Ohio State University Press | Updated October 07th, 2009 |
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A typical book inquiry might include the following: a general description, or overview of the proposed book a table of contents, including a brief precis for each chapter a word count of the project (including bibliography, notes, etc.) an analysis of the expected audience, or market, for the book a round-up of competing books (if any exist), and a brief explanation of the uniqueness of the proposed book a curriculum vitae Note: please refer to the website for subject specific contact info. interested in: As academic book publishers, we concentrate in literary studies of all types, including narrative theory, Victorian studies, medieval studies, and classics. client list: Rosemary Jann Daniel Delis Hill Judith Rowbotham Kim Stevenson send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Educational |
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| tags: book proposal educational history literary non-fiction publisher regional student | |
| C&T Publishing | Updated August 14th, 2009 |
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Completed Author Questionnaire (required; found on the website) Completed Book Information Questionnaire (required; found on the website) Sample illustrations Large sampling of photographs - traditional or printed digital photos - these can be of your work and/or your students work (required) At least one sample project with step-by-step instructions (required) Completed samples of your best work - actual finished pieces, not photographs (required)(items will be returned) Please let us know if you have any release date requirements and why. interested in: How-to books relating to quilting and other fabric-making. client list: Carol Armstrong, Claudia Olson, Susan Briscoe, Joen Wolfrom send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: How-to |
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| Chronicle Books | Updated July 13th, 2009 |
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Books for younger children may be submitted in their entirety without querying first. Projects for older children should be submitted by query letter, synopsis, and three sample chapters. Do NOT submit a SASE. interested in: Chronicle Books publishes an eclectic mixture of traditional and innovative children's books. Chronicle is looking for projects that have a unique bent—be it in subject matter, writing style, or illustrative technique—and that will lend their list a distinctive flair.They are interested in fiction and nonfiction books for children of all ages as well as board books, decks, activity kits, and other unusual or "novelty" formats. client list: Cook It in a Cup!: Quick Meals and Treats Kids Can Cook in Silicone Cups By Julia Myall and Greg Lowe, Paleo Bugs: Survival of the Creepiest By Timothy J. Bradley, You Explore It: Human Body: SmartLab By Lucille Kayes, M.D. send: Query and Partial MS looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Children's |
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| tags: YA arts/crafts book proposal children's cookbook educational family history hobbies/games humor illustrated non-fiction publisher science and nature sports/collectibles | |
| Chronicle Books | Updated July 13th, 2009 |
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Send a complete book proposal. What to Include in Your Proposal: - Include a one-page cover letter giving a brief description of the project, why you think Chronicle should publish it, what's included in the package, and your contact information. - If your proposal is a simultaneous submission, please indicate this in your cover letter. - Include an outline, introduction, sample illustrations or photographs, sample captions, sample recipes (if cookbook) or projects (if craft book), and text/sample chapters. - When submitting artwork, either as a part of a project or as samples for review, please do not send original art, as it will not be returned. Anything from photocopies to tear sheets will do. - Include a market analysis of the potential readership for the book. Who is the reader? What trends does the title speak to? Include a list of similar titles including the publisher, date of publication, and a brief explanation of how your book differs what's currently available. - Include author/illustrator/photographer biography that includes publishing credits and credentials in the field. - If you would like confirmation of receipt, please include a self-addressed stamped postcard for the editor to put in the mail upon receiving your proposal. Chronicle accepts submissions by mail or e-mail. We are not able to personally respond to unsolicited submissions unless we're interested in publishing. Please allow three months for the editors to review a proposal. Given the volume of proposals we receive, we are unable to return materials submitted. Please do not include originals of any sort or any materials of value. Because we cannot return materials submitted, no need to include a self addressed, stamped envelope (see point above). interested in: Chronicles publish an exciting range of books, stationery, kits, calendars, and novelty formats. Their list includes children's books and interactive formats; young adult books; cookbooks; fine art, design, and photography; pop culture; craft, fashion, beauty, and home décor; relationships, mind-body-spirit; innovative formats such as interactive journals, kits, decks, and stationery; and much, much more. client list: Sticky, Chewy, Messy, Gooey: Desserts for the Serious Sweet Tooth By Jill O'Connor, Poo Log: A Record Keeper By Anish Sheth, M.D. and Josh Richman, Elliott Smith By Autumn de Wilde, Runnin' Down A Dream: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: By Tom Petty, Pretty Pantry Gifts: A Recipe & Wrapping Kit for Delicious Jams, Sauces, and Pickles By Tara Duggan send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book |
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| NewMarket Press | Updated June 29th, 2009 |
 While they do not have a specific set of guidelines for submissions, Newmarket Press suggest you include the following materials with most proposals: - a cover letter, providing a concise (1-page) summary of the project and your credentials - a table of contents or list of topics to be covered - marketing info, including competing or similar titles (and what makes this book unique) - a complete manuscript or sample chapters - a self-addressed, stamped envelope interested in: Non-fiction: Business, Childcare and Parenting, Cooking, Film and TV, Health, History, Biography, Memoir, Pet Care, Psychology, PUzzles/Games, Self-Help, Sports and Adventure, Theater, Music and Art. client list: Buster Keaton:Tempest in a Flat Hat by Edward McPherson, 1,000 Dollars and an Idea: Entrepreneur to Billionaire by Sam Wyly, Adaptation: The Shooting Script by Charlie Kaufman and Donald Kaufman/Foreword by Susan Orlean, The Healing Touch For Dogs: The Proven Massage Program For Dogs by Dr. Michael W. Fox send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book |
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| tags: art book proposal business cooking creative non-fiction health medical music non-fiction parenting photography/art psychology publisher science and nature sports/collectibles travel/outdoors writing | |
| Globe Pequot Press Inc. | Updated June 28th, 2009 |
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When submitting a book proposal, please include the following: - A brief synopsis of the proposed work. - A definition of the book's projected target audience/market and an analysis of competing titles, if any. - A table of contents or outline of the entire book, plus a sample chapter to give us a sense of your writing style. - A biographical statement of your credentials. To expedite the process, be sure to address your proposal to the Submissions Editor of the particular book category appropriate to your idea. For example, a proposal for a travel guide should go to Submissions Editor - Travel. OR specify the IMPRINT (see Interested In) you are targeting. BE SURE TO MANUALLY CHANGE THE RECIPIENT ON YOUR COVER LETTER. interested in: The Globe Pequot line primarily publishes travel guides, with some select nature titles, cookbooks, and home-based business books. client list: Birdwatcher: The Life of Roger Tory Peterson by Elizabeth J. Rosenthal The Power of Purrs: Reflections on a Life with Cats by Gary Shiebler; Foreword by Kinky Friedman, Cowboy Values: Recapturing What America Once Stood For by James P. Owen, Invisible Chains: Shawn Hornbeck and the Kidnapping Case that Shook the Nation by Kristina Sauerwein send: Book Proposal looking for: Non-Fiction Book specifically: Travel/Outdoors |
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