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How to Develop High-Concept Book Ideas to Find More Success With Your Writing

Whether discussing movies or books, most agents and editors are eager to find projects that are high concept. In this post, learn how to develop high-concept book ideas to find more success with your writing.

Robert Lee BrewerPublished Sep 30, 2019 3:07 PM PDT

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