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What is the difference between a book proposal and a query letter?
A query letter is a one-page sales pitch designed to hook an agent's interest, whereas a book proposal is a comprehensive 20-to-50-page business plan primarily required for non-fiction. While the query introduces your project and platform with narrative flair, the proposal dives deep into market analysis, chapter outlines, and sample text to prove commercial viability. Understanding the distinct purpose of each document is essential for navigating traditional publishing successfully.