10 Things Editors Look For in Non-Fiction
Got a terrific non-fiction project you’re trying to sell? Wondering if you have what it takes? Here are some signs of potential future success as a non-fiction author:
1. Established platform. (A tribe of dedicated fans and potential bookbuyers).
2. Experience, expertise and/or credentials in the subject area of your book.
3. A new and exciting idea, with a terrific title. (Yes, they do exist.)
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