I've written mostly fiction, but I've also published a few nonfiction articles and I'm toying with the idea of a nonfiction book. My topic (landscaping) is one I'm an expert in and I know I can put a new spin on the subject.
Nearly all landscaping books are chock full of photos and/or drawings. I'm a decent photographer and a pretty good artist, but certainly there are others vastly better than me at that. Do publishers generally provide their own pix and graphics for books like this?
And how much of a nonfiction book is generally complete before querying? A solid outline and a few chapters?
Nearly all landscaping books are chock full of photos and/or drawings. I'm a decent photographer and a pretty good artist, but certainly there are others vastly better than me at that. Do publishers generally provide their own pix and graphics for books like this?
And how much of a nonfiction book is generally complete before querying? A solid outline and a few chapters?
