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My guest is Sarah Long, author of \u201cCollege Cooking 101: Fast Food Without a Kitchen.\u201d She joined the Learning from Smart People Podcast with Rob Oliver to talk about how to write a book and get it published. As an accountant with no writing experience, she managed to get her book published through a traditional publisher and into bookstores across the country.

Here are a few of the topics Sarah long and Rob Oliver discussed during this episode of the Learning from Smart People Podcast:

\xb7 The back story on Sarah\u2019s book and why she wrote it
\n\xb7 How she found her unique niche
\n\xb7 Utilizing the tools at hand to cook
\n\xb7 Solving problems with the abilities you have
\n\xb7 How a non-author accountant wrote a book
\n\xb7 Writing a book proposal that gets accepted
\n\xb7 Becoming the solution when none exists
\n\xb7 The business side of a book proposal
\n\xb7 Identifying your target market
\n\xb7 Your nonfiction book can come from your experience solving a problem
\n\xb7 Creative marketing ideas
\n\xb7 Looking at profitability before you start writing
\n\xb7 Developing an eye for opportunity

You can find out more about Sarah and her cookbook through her website and social media links. There is a link to her book on Amazon as well.

 Website: http://www.SarahHLongAuthor.com
\n Twitter: http://twitter.com/SarahHLong1
\n Facebook: http://facebook.com/SarahHLongAuthor   
\n Instagram: http://instagram.com/CollegeCooking101

Book: https://www.beaconpublishinggroup.com/product-page/college-cooking-101-fast-food-without-a-kitchen

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