Sentences with phrase «known agent interested»

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Contacting potential overseas agents while they are still interested will lead to a higher conversion rate, but will also set an important precedent for communication: no matter where they are based, overseas agents will then trust you to stay in touch and reply quickly to any queries they have.

As we know from Papadopoulos» guilty plea, Russian agents disclosed to Papadopoulos their possession of stolen Clinton emails and interest in a relationship with the campaign.

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At the time Griezman refused 7 offers only because he wanted to play for us... The all summer passed and even though the club was contacted by the player agent several times, Wenger people, sorry, Wenger puppets finally made the call to say they were not interested anymore... Griezman ended up staying one more year at Sociedad... We know what happened after that...

There was some thought that he wouldn't be signed by a new team at all, though interest picked up following May 12, when free agent signings no longer counted towards the compensatory pick selection.

And we know Madrid are interested too: they tried to hijack his transfer to Bayern in the first place (this was confirmed by Lewy's agent at the time)

Southampton have been linked with Walcott more than anyone else, but Everton and Newcastle are also claimed to have an interest, and Theo's agent Warwick Horton has come out and said: «I know that Theo is keen on playing in Italy.

If there was any doubt about the Chicago Bulls» interest in free - agent Carmelo Anthony, look no further than the billboard posted outside the United Center.

This lad Meyer I don't really know anything of him, not even sure if we are interested, the way his name came about it seems like it could be his agent trying to gain some offers.

If you know football then by now you should be to realize that this is how agents use other clubs» interest to Secure a lucrative deal for their client.

Why Brozovic would be sold before he's made his debut as a permanent signing rather than a loan signing, I do not know, unless it is the player's agent just trying to stir some interest about his client.

I think every agent leaks the news that Arsenal is interested in their client so that other clubs will think if those players are interested by big club like Arsenal and they know full well we are tight ass so they just out bid the imaginery figure

Interesting to know where all this speculation about lamar is coming from, won't be surprised if generated by their agents or arsenal fans ourselves, I keep saying this what we need are defensive midfielders who can break up opposition plays so we control the games much better

So, these stories of bids and rejections and improved bids are unlikely to be true — it is more than likely a club has to register an interest in a player they want to buy, and wait to see if his club makes its mind up to sell — and letting the other clubs and the player's agent know, and then sit back and await the club who are prepared to match their transfer valuation and meet the player's personal terms, while they go through the same process to recruit a replacement.

«I haven't heard anything from Real Madrid, I don't know whether my agent has and people will write what they want, but it doesn't interest me,» he said having missed out on claiming the outright record of scoring in 12 consecutive home league games.

His agent Babawo Mohammed told Owngoalnigeria.com that although there's interest in his services from top teams in Europe, a deal to move to Huddersfield is no where close to happening now.

We are also interested in the evaluation of novel agents which inhibit cellular pathways known to be important in myeloma pathogenesis.

You may be interested to know that epidemiologists consider soybean dust to be an «epidemic asthma agent.»

I can't creatively juggle so I've reached the point where I've literally had to tell agents and producers, «Don't send me scripts, I'm not interested — I'll let you know when I'm ready.»

Sounds more fun when you know the supporting cast includes Isla Fisher as his love interest and Phylicia Rashad as Jean - Claude's agent.

The agent's mail boy Jason (Topher Grace) spent the night with sexy office temp Liz (Anne Hathaway), but doesn't know about her far more interesting second job.

It's interesting that currently Baron Von Strucker and (if you watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D) Doctor List are the known leaders of Hydra.

But I really shouldn't bury the lede: if you are going to catch The Infiltrator (and here, your Cranston fandom and / or your interest in drug war films not starring Emily Blunt will surely factor in), you should know that you get to see Diane Kruger rock some serious fashion while nailing the tricky role of a smart and rookie undercover agent playing Bob's arm candy fiancée, you get to witness Olympia Dukakis chew scenery as Mazur's Aunt Vicki, who's not as clean - cut as her nephew, and you get to watch Amy Ryan... well, sadly not all the women could get choice roles here, now could they?

More important, agents spend enormous amounts of time making and cultivating trusting relationships with editors, so they know just who would be most interested in a particular type of work.

Everyone knows that your book has to be interesting for literary agents to read it — so does your book synopsis.

To get movie interest you need an agent that specializes in that and the way to inspire the rights sale of your book is to get a ton of book sales, a lot of media attention, and support from known people who provide strong testimonials for your book.

You see, a book needs to come to life with its author knowing what audience is expected to read it, or else most publishers (and literary agents) won't be interested in it.

Many agents now say they're no longer interested in queries from unknowns.

This particular story reveals how Erika Armstrong, a memoir author known as «The Chick in the Cockpit,» wrote a query letter and book proposal that got the attention of top literary agents... and then resulted in a book deal and TV interest.

How to Secure a Traditional Book Deal by Self - Publishing (Jane Friedman at Writer Unboxed): «It's not any easier to interest an agent or publisher when you're self - published, and since new authors are more likely to put out a low - quality effort (they rush, they don't sufficiently invest, they don't know their audience), chances are even lower their book will get picked up.»

For example, let's say you queried literary agencies about a western, and you get literary agent feedback from two literary agencies stating the following: «I'm sorry to say that most publishers are no longer interested in western novels, so I'm afraid I'll have to pass.»

I was a literary agent by then, so I knew Becky's platform was strong enough that larger publishers would be interested in working with her.

And if a lesser - known literary agent starts knocking on your door, you might be able to leverage that interest into a conversation with your top choice literary agent.

When I hear an agent or publisher say that about self - published books, I know they — intentionally or otherwise — are focused on something they shouldn't be focused on if they are interested in finding books to sell.

But now you have agents who are getting into the publishing business — which is, imo, a conflict of interest no matter what they call it — and other agents who don't help their clients get their rights back after they should have reverted.

It is comforting to know that this method could also be a way to gain an agent's interest.

And, authors might not find out about the required payment until they've already spent some time getting to know the bad literary agents, getting emotionally vested in the process, and burning bridges by turning away other good agencies that might have been interested.

I know there are many fantasy writers in the Writer Unboxed community, and perhaps you wonder how your particular kind of fantasy can capture the interest of publishers and agents in an age when the market often seems flooded with competitors.

I've sent out somewhere from 20 - 30 agents in the last 3 months, most with the generic «No, thanks» but a few with an «Interesting premise» response.

But at the same time, my agent is having to turn down six - figure deals because I know that they're not in my best interest.

What many aspiring authors don't know is that (1) the shelf - life of new books in brick and mortar bookstores is 2 - 6 weeks; (2) traditional authors get 8 - 15 % royalties vs. 70 % royalties for those self - published; (3) almost 30 % of hardcover and paperbacks end up in landfills; (4) the timeframe between book contract to actual publication at traditional houses is 18 - 24 months; and (5) agents are rarely interested in authors who only have one book up their sleeves.

It may also be the result of ignorance — i.e., the agent is too inexperienced to know that real agents avoid upfront fees and conflicts of interest.

An agent will push you to sign contracts not in your best interest as a writer because not only do they then get paid, but they don't really even know you or care about you.

Their theory is: if an agent is interested in the first one, they will let you know if they think a sequel is advisable.

Most literary agents, editors, and readers are interested in getting to know the person behind the pen.

It would be interesting to know, whether in «ye olde days,» it was also harder or easier for a literary agent to criticize the industry by name.

Agents have in - depth knowledge of the publishing industry and will know which editors / publishers are most likely to be interested in your work.

Let potential agents, editors, and readers get to know the real you: Share your interests and -LSB-...]

This way you know which agents are interested in representing books like yours.