The Successful Book Project: A Play in Three Acts 
Act One – Imagination to Manuscript
Act Two – Editing, Designing, Delivery
Act Three – Releasing to the World
Acting roles to be filled: the Publisher, the Editor, the Author
Most professional speakers understand the value of a well-written, well-edited, well-designed book as a support to their overall business. However, bringing out a meaningful, marketable, readable book is not as easy as some would make it seem.
To ensure you deliver on a standing ovation, it is essential to understand not only the roles involved in the play but the relationships between each character. Unlike a play upon a stage, there is blurring between the ending of one act and the beginning of the next, but all three acts of the play must be included in a successful book project.
Whether you play the role of author, publisher, or editor (or all three), each role demands a specific mindset and completion of deliverables.
In this keynote, learn the essentials of creating a meaningful, marketable, readable book that will support your speaking and your overall business model.
During her 30-year career as a professional speaker on the topics of leadership and diversity, Jeanne Martinson wrote more than a dozen books. In the past six years, as Publisher of Wood Dragon Books, she has assisted more than 45 authors bring over 70 books to the market. See more about her at www.wooddragonbooks.com