




Beneficial for ANY writer working on a book project—fiction or non-fiction!
Even your fiction book can benefit from examining it like a business person. Because that's what editors and publishers do.
Learn how to dissect your fiction and nonfiction from the lens of the publisher to increase your odds of a sale.
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Non-fiction books are almost always sold to publishers “on proposal.” That means you get to show publishers what you plan to write, but don’t actually have to write it until you get a book deal. It's pretty awesome.
But there’s a catch.
Your proposal, which outlines your project for a publisher, has to be so good that editors fall in love with it and believe that readers will, too. In fact, writing a proposal will set you up for success even if you plan to self-publish.
The problem? Most writers have no idea how to create a winning proposal. They simply don’t think like business people which is exactly what's needed. And this is a problem for authors.
But Amy Scher is going to change that.
What's covered:
Symposium, presented by Pipeline Artists, is a year-round virtual conference empowering creatives with honest, no-nonsense guidance across the arts. Through seminars, industry panels, and Town Hall discussions on screenwriting, filmmaking, publishing, and career-building, Symposium offers grounded advice from working professionals to help you forge your own unique path.