Erica Verrillo
Basic
- May 27, 2016
Litopians! Rise up and submit! If you are an expert in a field or have sufficient experience in an area (which can be anything from stamp collecting to raising chickens), many publishers will be willing to take on your book without requiring an agent. Nonfiction editors require a full proposal, which means you will have to submit detailed chapter descriptions, explain how your book will fit into the market, and establish your expertise. Even if your book is finished, a proposal is a requirement. Make sure to read the submission requirements of these publishers very carefully, and adhere to them. Don't give the publisher an excuse to throw out your proposal!
15 Nonfiction Publishers Accepting Unagented Manuscript Proposals
15 Nonfiction Publishers Accepting Unagented Manuscript Proposals
