"Working with a book coach is an investment, and there's no guarantee. No book coach is going to say, ‘I guarantee that you will get an agent and a book deal.’ That would be dishonest. They can't do that. So you're paying money to give yourself the best shot.” – Jennie Nash, Book Coach and Founder of Author Accelerator  Abigail K. Perry sits down with leading book coach and the founder of Author Accelerator, Jennie Nash. Together they discuss what exactly a book coach is, when a writer should hire one, and why a writer can benefit from investing in a book coach before they finish their first draft. Jennie sheds light on some systems she has used to help writers land major New York agents and hit the bestseller list—and why they work. She also shares some of the inside questions and strategies she uses to mentor writers during the writing process—and even after it. Plus, Jennie talks about an exciting new development at Author Accelerator, the Incubator (for fiction and nonfiction). Jennie is upfront and honest about what this opportunity offers, including a chance to prepare a proposal and/or pages which they get to pitch directly to a pool of literary agents (accompanied by hands-on feedback), as well as the financial investment. If the Incubator makes you shout, “I need to be a part of this!”, check out the link at the coupon code and link at bottom of the shownotes (coming soon!)—and be sure to let them know that Abigail from Lit Match sent you!    Read the Books in this Episode: Blueprint for a Nonfiction Book (and Jennie’s other books)    Find us:  Twitter: @abigailkperry | @jennienash Instagram: @abigailkperry | @jennienashbookcoach Website: www.abigailkperry.com  | www.jennienash.com | www.authoraccelerator.com