Write for Wiley

I am retained by John Wiley & Sons to find suitable authors for professional reference books, to work with the authors in a management role during the writing process and then my production division performs all pre-press work and delivers printer-ready files. Fees for these services are paid by the publisher. There is no charge to you.

I am not seeking specific titles, but I am seeking authors in selected fields, such as yours. As you are the expert, I would ask you to provide a concept for a book that you feel is needed. The intended audience will range from students to practicing professionals at various levels of their careers.

Authors are paid royalties from the publisher on book sales twice a year. Publishing agreements are between authors and the publisher.

I will work with you in preparing a proposal for the sale of your book idea. Once the proposal is submitted, Wiley will take over with the evaluation and approval process.

Authors are normally given up to one year to prepare a manuscript. The books generally contain 300 to 350 pages. Illustrations, such as tables, drawings, charts, and such, account for many of the pages.

I will be happy to address any questions you have with regards to this proposition.

Thank you.

R. Dodge Woodson

rw@rdodgewoodson.net

www.rdodgewoodson.net

Nonfiction Writers

Nonfiction writers often have the best chance of getting published. This applies both to magazines and books. How-to articles and books are in demand. If you have a skill, hobby, or passion, there is probably an outlet for what you have to offer.

R. Dodge Woodson Publishing, www.rdodgewoodson.net, is a seasoned pro at writing nonfiction. He has dozens upon dozens of articles to his credit and well over 100 books published by major publishers. As a producer, he has been instrumental in getting probably 100 experts published by such publishers as Wiley, McGraw-Hill, Elsevier, CRC, and others.

Dodge has started this blog as a resource to writers. He also created the Writer's Nook on Linkedin and has more than 330 members.

In the coming weeks and months you will find tips and tidbits here they may help to get your words into print.

If you are interested in being published by a major publisher, Dodge can be of great help. He doesn't charge the writers a single cent. The publishers pay his fees. This is an excellent opportunity for a host of experts who are interested in writing professional reference books.

Welcome to the blog.

Dodge