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Writing your first book does not require having everything figured out before you begin. These five practical tips explore how to develop your initial vision, write an imperfect first draft, read your manuscript from a reader’s perspective, revise its structure, and seek constructive feedback before deciding what comes next. Read article →

Before offering a publishing agreement, Solé considers the manuscript’s mission fit, purpose, audience, voice, editorial needs, market positioning, and the author’s openness to collaboration. A book becomes signable when we believe in its potential, the necessary revisions are achievable, and we are confident we can develop and publish it responsibly. Read article →

Sometimes a manuscript has a strong idea, meaningful message, or distinctive voice but still needs development before it is ready for acquisition. In those cases, Solé may offer editorial guidance and invite the author to revise and resubmit so the manuscript’s potential can be explored before any publishing agreement is offered. Read article →