Sentences with phrase «edited by literary agent»

Edited by literary agent Andrew Blauner, the collection includes pieces by 29 notable authors and musicians who were asked to name their favorite Beatles song and explain what the song means to them.

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She and her dorky illustrator Allen (Ari Zagaris) are flown to the big city (without us believing this was shot anywhere near there... although surprisingly, it's Connecticut, not Canada), where they are wined and dined by high - powered literary agent Billie Westbrook (Eliza Swenson, who also receives credit for story, producing, original score, editing, and sound).

Nowadays, if your manuscript needs editing it gets rejected — most likely by the literary agent who could place it in the hands of publishers.

BookBaby's Query Letter Editing service helps ensure you make the best impression on literary agents and acquisitions editors by providing the advice and feedback you need to improve your all important query letter.

A literary agent can make it easier for your works to be reviewed by a publishing company; editors know that before your work was submitted to them it already underwent a heavy dose of editing and revision, making it easier for them to review it.

The annual 2011 Guide to Literary Agents ® (Cincinnati: Writer's Digest Books, 2010), edited by Chuck Sambuchino now only lists in its directory literary agents who adhere to AAR financial standards of not charging reading fees in order to work with auAgents ® (Cincinnati: Writer's Digest Books, 2010), edited by Chuck Sambuchino now only lists in its directory literary agents who adhere to AAR financial standards of not charging reading fees in order to work with auagents who adhere to AAR financial standards of not charging reading fees in order to work with authors.

The printed literary agent directories are six months old by the time you buy a copy because of the time it takes the publishers to compile the information, edit the book, print it, and distribute it to bookstores.