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How does a book proposal differ from a plot synopsis and query letter?
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For a novel.
The book IS already written, and this is for an agent who requests both, not for a publisher.
In fact, they don't. That's why I'm asking.
I'll check that out -- thanks!
All Answers To QuestionsAnswer 1
Book proposals are more for established writers. A new writer would have great difficulty getting into see a publisher to begin with, let alone pitch an idea for a book they have not yet written. The only real exception to this is with Non-Fiction.
A plot synopsis and query letter are for a book that is already written.
Go to http://www.writersdigest.com
They'll have indepth detail of what exactly it is that the agent wants to see. << GO BACK to questions
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