It wasn’t all that long ago that a good book proposal could lead to finding a literary agent who just might land you a potential deal from a publisher. Books were judged by content and how well they might do on the shelves of the bookstores. Sure, we wanted to get our non-fiction books from credible experts but we were also intrigued by new ideas, unorthodox styles and what might be considered more alternative, edgy, or even taboo. Today, however, despite a soft core S & M novel and it’s three follow-ups that have surprisingly turned the fiction world on … Continue reading…