Craftypod: Publish a Craft Book, with Christina Loff and Kate McKean
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In this show:
- Interviews with Christina Loff, a publicist at Chronicle Books, and Kate McKean, a literary agent.
- Find out what really goes into writing and publishing a craft book.
- Discussion of agents: do you need one?
- And how has the blogosphere affected craft book publishing?
Bookish Links:
- Visit Chronicle Books online.
- Christina Loff has a blog and an Etsy shop.
- Kate McKean can be found online at the Howard Morhaim Literary Agency website.
- Kate mentioned Publishers Marketplace as great resource for keeping track of craft book deals.
- Christina mentioned Publisher’s Weekly.
- Here’s a good outline of what goes into a book proposal.
- Here’s a very thorough article on proposal writing.
- Definitely read this post on book proposals from an editor’s view, at the Chronice Books Blog.
~Diane Gilleland
Handmade Spark is proud to feature Diane Gilleland, the Social Media Maven behind Craftypod. Read: What Message Are You (Unconsciously) Sending on Twitter? More CraftyPods from Diane can be found here.
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http://www.freshmoneystudio.com/2011/01/stuff-i-love-coco-chanel-edition/ Fresh Money Studio bookkeeping and taxes for artists, crafters and creative businesses
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http://eightymillion.etsy.com Jennifer Schulting
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http://www.craftbuds.com/writing-a-craft-book-proposal/ How to Write a Craft Book Proposal | Craft Buds





