Book Proposals That Sell, 21 Secrets to Speed Your Success
by Terry Whalin
http://www.right-writing.com/proposals.html

Many people want to write a nonfiction book but they don't know about proposals. Typically they start with a blank page and an idea, and they write their entire manuscript.­ These unpublished writers do not understand how 80 to 90 percent of nonfiction books are sold. Because of a lack of understanding, unpublished authors never sell their book manuscript to a publisher. If you want to sell your book idea, then you need this ebook! (More)

Christian Writers' Market Guide 2005 (Christian Writers's Market Guide)
by SALLY STUART

Do you want to get your work published?or keep your work published?but you don’t know where to start? With current information on over 1,200 markets for the written word, the Christian Writers’ Market Guide is an indispensable resource for Christian writers. The Twentieth (2005) edition of this guide includes topical listings for magazine and book publishers, helpful market analysis, lists of literary agents, and contact information for special markets, editorial services, writers’ conferences and groups, photography markets, and more. The most complete and accurate publishing resource for Christian writers, the Christian Writers’ Market Guide provides what no other resource can.

Write His Answer: A Bible Study for Christian Writers
by Marlene Bagnull

It is the Word of God that convicts and changes lives (see Heb. 4:12; 2 Tim. 3:16-17). While that does not mean that we need to pepper our writing with Scripture quotations, it is imperative that the Word of God dwell in us richly (see Col. 3:16) if we are to effectively share our faith with others. We need to remember and heed God's Word to Ezekiel: "Let all my words sink deep into your own heart first; listen to them carefully for yourself. Then, afterward, go to your people" (Ezek. 3:10-11 TLB). This is a wonderful bible study for all Christian writers.

Getting Into Character
by Brandilyn Collins

Want to bring characters to life on the page as vividly as fine actors do on the stage or screen? Getting into Character will give you a whole new way of thinking about your writing. Drawing on the Method acting theory that theater professionals have used for decades, this in-depth guide explains seven characterization techniques and adapts them for the novelist’s use.

In this unique and practical book, you’ll discover concepts that will help you understand and communicate the behavior, motivation, and psychology of every fictional character you create. Examples from classic and contemporary novels show you how these techniques have been used to dazzling effect by Jane Austen, Mark Twain, Steve Martini, Anne Rivers Siddons, and others.