Book Publishing Success for First-Time Authors

Writing a book is a universal ambition. According to a recent survey, 43 percent of women were actively working on a book or planning to write one. Changes in the publishing industry itself are opening up new opportunities for authors, particularly nonfiction authors ... if you know about them. Get "no agenda" information by attending a free class series for first-time authors.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) January 18, 2008 -- Writing a book is a universal ambition. According to a recent survey, 43 percent of women were actively working on a book or planning to write one, and 46 percent of people in general have the goal to become an author on their lifetime list of things to do.

Changes in the publishing industry itself are opening up new opportunities for authors, particularly authors of nonfiction books ... if you know about them.

AuthorSmart.com and eWomenPublishingNetwork have teamed up again to offer their Virtual Publishing Conference, an 11-week series of web seminars, with a real "You can do it!" focus. They cover every aspect of nonfiction book publishing the aspiring author will need for a successful book-publishing journey, from idea through promotion. The classes are fun, interesting and interactive, with plenty of time for participant questions.

See the entire 11-session curriculum and get registration information at AuthorSmart.com}. Classes start on February 5, 2008.

The full series is $249, but the sessions are free to the first 100 who use the discount code AUTHORNOW at registration.

As a bonus for participants: We all think later of the question we wished we had asked during a class -- and now you can get those questions answered! By typing in your question at AskAuthorSmart.com, you can get any book publishing question answered live the following Friday by dialing 712-775-7100 and using the access code 1069131. These calls are free and we will also be taking live questions on the call once we've answered those submitted in advance.

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