Sentences with phrase «attention of literary agents»

As that article made its way around the web, it attracted the attention of a literary agent who encouraged me to write a book.

They've gone on to get the attention of literary agents; and many of them have also gotten major publishing deals with top publishing houses like Penguin, Random House, and Thomas Nelson.

Laura also talks about how she worked with Mark Malatesta (a former literary agent and former AAR member turned author coach) to improve her pitch materials for multiple projects to get the attention of literary agents and publishers.

Not only are they building an online platform as an expert, but they're building a fan base and grabbing the attention of literary agents everywhere.

It can be likened to a query for fiction writers trying to catch the attention of a literary agent or publishing house.

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After reaching newsworthy levels of success, Hocking and others like her attracted the attention of literary agents and publishers looking to reach consumers.

Halfway in, I'd attracted the attention of a literary agent, figured out the timing of when the stats were shown on the Scout page, and I even knew what time the Hot and Trending category was refreshed.

Writing a book is hard enough, but capturing the attention of literary agents and overworked editors is harder.

You may even catch the attention of a literary agent or traditional publisher looking for the next best seller!

Attract the attention of literary agents or editors?

The first five pages of a novel, which are considered to be the opening pages, are very important if an author wants to get the attention of a literary agent or editor.

You have to write an effective query letter that pulls the attention of the literary agent and inspires them to read the book.

Publicity begets publicity and when it begets the right kind of high - profile, major - media exposure, it captures the attention of literary agents and book editors.

In the Agents and Editors section of The How to Write Shop, you will find articles on how to get your book in front of literary agents and book editors, how to find literary agents and editors who are looking for books like yours, and how to write query letters and a synopsis to grab the attention of literary agents and book editors.

Mark works with authors of all genres (fiction, nonfiction, and children's books), primarily to help them improve their writing projects and pitch materials to get the attention of literary agents.