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I disagree with @iajrz . For non-fiction, you should write the proposal first. Publishers and agents do not want to deal with a fait accompli. Check out Larsen's book. It's a great walkthrough of the entire process.

I published a computer book in 2001, and sold 10,000 copies, so I know a little bit about this subject.

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