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Index
Title Page Copyright Dedication A Note About Websites Introduction 1. If you’re here… 2. How Do You Know You’re Ready? 3. There’s a Difference 4. It’s Not a Competition 5. First Drafts & Final Products 6. Don’t Get Scammed 7. Set Goals 8. Desperation is Your Greatest Enemy Publishing Paths 9. First, a Definition 10. Where Self Publishing and Traditional Publishing Overlap 11. Where Self Publishing and Traditional Publishing Diverge 12. Which Path is Right for You? 13. Myths of Self Publishing 14. Myths of Traditional Publishing 15. In Defense of Your Choice 16. Beware Absolutes 17. Things Your Need, Regardless of Your Path 18. Different Methods for Self or Traditional Publication 19. Success May Depend on Your Path 20. The Third Option 21. Options Within Options Professional Advice 22. Be Professional 23. Rejection Helps 24. Don’t Apologize 25. Do I Need a Copyright? 26. A Little About Money 27. A Little More About Money 28. The Best & Worst Ways to Spend Money 29. When it Comes to Spending Time and Money… 30. Keep Something in Your Back Pocket 31. A Brief Glimpse of Publishing Paths Agents 32. Pros and Cons of Having a Literary Agent 33. When Should I Submit to an Agent? 34. The Role of the Agent 35. Agents: Beyond the Book Deal 36. Don’t Be Intimidated 37. Researching Agents 38. Things that Aren’t Warning Signs 39. Typical Submission Processes 40. Developing Your Pitch 41. How to Write a Query Letter 42. Special Situations in a Query Letter 43. Sample Query Letter 44. Practice Query Letter 45. Query Letter Strategies 46. Standard Manuscript Formatting 47. Synopses 48. If You Get a Rejection 49. If You Get a Request 50. If You Get an Offer 51. Questions for Potential Agents 52. Which Agent to Sign With 53. Avoiding Bad Agents & Breaking Up with an Agent Traditional Publication 54. Contracts 55. Edits 56. If You Have Problems with Editing 57. Use Your Agent 58. Outside Your Control 59. Inside Your Control 60. Asking for Blurbs 61. A Sample Publication Schedule 62. Book Launch Party 63. Virtual Book Launch Party 64. Don’t Forget to Say No 65. The Next Book Self Publication 66. First 67. Change Your Perspective 68. The Sense of Freedom 69. On Taking Advice 70. Vanity Publishing is NOT Self Publishing 71. Common Mistakes 72. No Excuses 73. Reader Expectations 74. Book Descriptions & Taglines 75. Algorithms, Keywords, & Cross Promotion 76. Preorder or Immediate Release 77. A Sample Publication Schedule 78. Back Matter 79. Pricing Your Ebook 80. Budget Samples & Services 81. Let Go of Perfection 82. Distributors & Retailers 83. Print Books 84. Do I Still Need an Agent? 85. Intro to Marketing 86. How to Market Book One One Final Note… 87. Don’t Forget… 88. Complete Your Collection About the Author Also by Beth Revis 89. Praise for Beth’s Novels
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