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Guest Blog for Nonfiction Ink

Nonfiction Ink welcomes guest posts. Our readers are business leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts in their fields who are considering, or are in the process of, writing or marketing a nonfiction self-help or how-to book. If you have advice or tips to share with our readers and would like to be a guest blogger, check out the submission guidelines. Articles should cover one of the following topics: prescriptive nonfiction writing advice, book marketing tips, expertise/platform building, publishing industry (news, information, process), how to land a book deal, or self-publishing (from book design to establishing a publishing company).

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Posted on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 12:00 pm.
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    • About Me

        Laura Cross
    • I'm Laura Cross, author, ghostwriter, freelance book editor, writing coach, and owner of Scenario Writing Studio I have researched, edited, and ghostwritten numerous nonfiction books on various topics, and developed winning book proposals that helped clients land six-figure book deals. I specialize in helping business leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts develop bestselling nonfiction how-to and self-help books. My clients have appeared on "Oprah", and been featured in Publishers Weekly, and The New Your Times book section, and on Amazon's bestseller list.
      Contact me at: Laura @ ScenarioWritingStudio . com

      Unless otherwise indicated in the individual post, I have no connection with the publishers or authors, nor have I received any compensation for the books reviewed on this site. The opinions expressed on this blog are my own.