Online Class: Elizabeth K. Kracht - How to Write a Nonfiction Book Proposal
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Join literary agent Elizabeth Kracht for an online workshop on how to create an engaging nonfiction book proposal. This class will cover the essential sections and the perspectives needed to craft a proposal that captures interest from agents and editors. Expect an interactive experience with ample time for questions. Learn how to present your book idea effectively and improve your chances of getting published. Registration is required, and classes are held over Zoom.
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