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Book Proposals

Love Publishing

College Textbook Prospectus Guidelines

1.
Statement
of Rationale
This part allows you to explain your book proposal for both the publisher and for those people we engage to review the prospectus. It should include a brief description, the basic approach, and why the book is needed in the field and include any special innovative features.
2.
Marketing
Please suggest the primary college course your book will be considered for adoption. Is this a graduate or undergraduate course? If the book can also be sold to counselors, social workers, teachers, and other professionals, please expand on this market.
3.
Competition
List all major competitive books and the strengths and weaknesses of each. Tell us how your book is different and better than those already on the market.
4.
Timelines
Let us know the month and year you expect to complete this project.
5.
Format
How many double-spaced manuscript pages do you plan? The rule of thumb is that 450 double-spaced manuscript pages will be a 300-page printed book. Do you see this as a paperback or hardback? Will there be a need for any photographs?
6.
Vita
A copy of your vita listing all degrees and publications will be useful.
7.
Contents
A detailed table of contents with the headings is essential. Include a brief description of each chapter. If a sample chapter is available, you should send it along. We prefer it be a chapter more representative of the text rather than the introductory chapter.
8. Contact Love Publishing Company
9101 East Kenyon Avenue
Suite 2200
Denver, CO 80237

Telephone: 303-221-7333
Fax: 303-221-7444
E-Mail:
lpc@lovepublishing.com

Thank you for considering Love Publishing as your publisher.
Your proposal will be reviewed and we will contact you soon.

     
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