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Perhaps you have wished to write a book? Whether you have a great idea for a, a novel or children's tale, transforming it into reality takes a large amount of control and the right insider advice.

The American Association of Publishers and Publishers Weekly record up to 150,000 new titles are published yearly in america. Yet, 90 percent of the half-million books each year written remain unpublished. Most future experts are desperate for help with how to get their work in to the right hands. It may be your most difficult writing task yet, but a great issue and proposal is likely to make a publisher wanting to read your manuscript.

Pulling this off with style involves significantly more than writing skill, an interesting manuscript and the desire to turn into a best-selling published author. You need to know how exactly to steer through the crowded publishing market place.

Long-time publishing industry partners and nationally known authors Ralph Frishman and Robyn Freedman Spizman have created "Author 101: Best-selling Book Proposals: The Insider's Guide to Selling Your Work." The book is the first volume of a string of how-to books for aspiring authors beneath the banner of "Author 101."

The book educates authors on how best to create a successful book proposal, from idea conception to successful marketing strategy development, and provides recommendations from the pros who know the literary company inside and out.

Readers may learn: problems that most new authors make; what publishers wish authors knew; book titles that seize an editor's attention; techniques to increase the book and increase sales; how to find and assist an agent.

The collection kicks off with the "Get Published, Get Publicized" match to give visitors a distinctive opportunity to become published authors. One aspiring author may win a contract and $20,000 to invest on publicity. contemporary short story author