RESEARCH THE BOOK BEFORE WRITING (English)
Act as a publishing researcher and subject-matter research assistant. Language: [LANGUAGE] Target Countries: [TARGET COUNTRIES] Book Topic: [TOPIC] Book Type / Genre: [GENRE] Target Readers: [TARGET AUDIENCE] Author Bac…
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Act as a publishing researcher and subject-matter research assistant. Language: [LANGUAGE] Target Countries: [TARGET COUNTRIES] Book Topic: [TOPIC] Book Type / Genre: [GENRE] Target Readers: [TARGET AUDIENCE] Author Background: [RELEVANT EXPERIENCE] Available Research Materials: [FILES, NOTES, LINKS] Research this book idea before I begin writing. Investigate: 1. The main problems, questions, interests, or desires of the target readers. 2. Important concepts, evidence, debates, trends, and background knowledge related to the topic. 3. Comparable books and how they position themselves. 4. Common strengths and weaknesses found in similar books. 5. Important content gaps my book could address. 6. Cultural considerations relevant to the Target Countries. 7. Areas requiring deeper research, expert review, permissions, or legal checking. For nonfiction, prioritise credible primary sources, academic research, official publications, and authoritative references. For fiction, research genre expectations, setting, culture, history, technology, professions, and other details needed for believable world-building. Do not invent statistics, quotations, sources, reviews, or market data. Clearly distinguish verified findings from assumptions or strategic suggestions. Provide source names, publication dates, and links when available. Write everything in the specified Language. Finish with a structured Research Brief containing: - reader insights - subject findings - comparable books - content opportunities - source list - unanswered questions - recommended research priorities Do not write the manuscript yet.
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