A quick thought. Self-publishing is a great option imho.
If financing is an issue, please consider 'promisory notes'.

A fantastic and totally viable option. All the best


Nov 23, 2019, 22:00 by sg20-request_at_[hidden]:

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> On 23.11.19 15:45, Guy Cpp via SG20 wrote:
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>> Currently, my approach is to develop a table of contents, pitch to
>> publishers, and write some prose. It's with the first part that I
>> would most appreciate assistance.
>>
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> If you are not sure what about the content, you can do it the other way
> around.
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> Go for self-publishing. Involve potential readers and proofreaders early
> in your book writing process and adapt the book to your reader's needs.
> For example, I published my last book, although it was only 20 %
> completed. Doing self-publishing also allows you to change the book even
> if it is already published. With self-publishing, existing readers get
> an update if you update your book.
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> I'm with Balog. Addressing learning programming, learning C++, and
> learning game development seems for me too promising. Your book should
> have one focus. Maybe, you can develop a game and as you go, introduce
> C++ as your tool to achieve this task.
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