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Practical strategies for becoming a successful medical book author
Robert E Hales1, John J McDuffie, Glen O Gabbard
1Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of California, Davis, Sacramento, CA 95817, USA. rehales@ucdavis.edu
Objective:
The authors, all senior editors in the Books Division of American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., provide practical advice to authors who may be considering writing or editing a medical book.
Methods:
The authors summarize strategies for developing a book proposal and outline an approach to developing a focus for a book. They also list a number of common errors that authors frequently make when they develop a book proposal. The authors provide guidance on publishing research and discuss how authors can collaborate with a publisher's marketing department to publicize their book.
Results:
By employing a systematic and well-considered approach to preparing a book proposal and writing or editing a book, authors may achieve professional success and personal satisfaction.
Conclusion:
Writing or editing a medical book requires a different series of steps than authoring a journal article.
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