Sentences with phrase «literary agent blog»

During this insider interview on our literary agent blog, Carol Plum - Ucci, author of more than half a dozen young adult novels published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, in hardcover and paperback, including The Body of Christopher Creed, shares advice for authors of all genres about how to write, publish, and / or promote their books.

Jeri - Anne Agee Success Story Interview with Mark Malatesta - During this insider interview on our literary agent blog, Jeri - Anne Agee, author of the children's chapter book series The Life and Times of Birdie Mae Hayes shares advice for authors of all genres about...

The categories on this literary agent blog are named and organized in a way that makes it easy for you to find exactly what you're looking for.

Lakshmi Subramani Success Story Interview with Mark Malatesta — During this insider interview on our literary agent blog, Laskhmi Subramani, author of the memoir Lights Out shares his best tips for authors of all genres (at all stages of development) about how to...

Many authors find this part of our literary agent blog as valuable as the articles.

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Before the giveaway, Colorado literary agent Rachelle Gardner warned in a blog that if Christian authors fail to mention their books» faith - based content, they are in danger of receiving nasty reviews.

Queens, NY About Blog A glimpse into the life of a literary agent.

Brooklyn, NY About Blog Peter is a literary agent at Park Literary & Media.

About Blog Writer's Relief (est. 1994) is an author's submission service; we help writers make targeted, professional submissions to literary agents & editors.

As a a literary agent, I find talent using the Big Four networks, and like many publishers I also scout talent using keywords typed in the search box to find authors of interesting blogs.

Another often visited a literary agent's blog and her query got noticed because the agent remembered her.

Articles and blog posts by Editorial Department staff on finding a literary agent, getting published, being published, and the traditional publishing marketplace in general.

These author case studies are part of our free training about How to Write a Successful Query Letter and Query Letter Blog written by a former literary agent, former AAR member, and former Marketing & Licensing Manager for a well - known book publisher.

Here are the blog posts and pages related to writing books, selling rights to your books, getting a literary agent, and other topics relevant to aspiring and established book authors.

I had to double check my calendar when I started seeing posts pop up on blogs (like from author Jackson Pearce or literary agent Nathan Bransford) about NaNoWriMo.

Every day legions of writers and wannabes trek over to literary agent Nathan Bransford's blog for a dose of some of the smartest, most honest, entertaining and generous advice on the book business I've seen online.

Readers, what do you think of Nathan Bransford's concept of a literary agent's blog providing a potential brand and publicity platform for writers?

How do literary agents who blog, tweet and carouse online find the time to do the real work of agenting: reading, hobnobbing with editors, reading some more and making great book deals for their clients?

directory of publishers, literary agents, bookshops, book distributors, writer's groups, literary organisations, festivals and events, libraries, book clubs, creative writing courses, newspapers, magazines, journals [and] literary blogs

I still like publishers, literary agents, editors, promotional people, and all the rest of them, which is why I still feature them at my blog while self publishing my books.

Here's how I define engagement as a literary agent, and here's how to measure engagement on your blog or social media.

Jody Hedlund, whose recent blog post, in part, inspired mine, stopped by to remind me that she advised those still looking for a literary agent to query the new agents.

Teresa has helped over 150 clients write and publish fiction and nonfiction books, short stories, essays, and articles; launch websites and blogs; complete synopses and book proposals; acquire literary agents; self - publish their books; and brainstorm creative marketing plans to promote their projects.

Take it from us here at Web Design Relief — literary agents, editors, readers, and fans will love your author blog when you begin incorporating these blog posts ideas!

In the unlikely event that you're not already reading the masterful blog of literary agent Nathan Bransford, I seriously recommend it.

The conference is a mix of hosted forum events where literary agents and authors weigh in on pitches, query letters, writing excerpts, along with hosted live chats, blogs and video blog posts.

He had worked as a literary agent for 20 years before setting it up, and now represents renowned authors such as Andy Weir (author of The Martian), Scott Berkun (previously interviewed on this blog), or Chris Guillebeau.

Mr. Bransford — who is a children's author, former literary agent, and blogging legend — gave this blog its start when he offered me a guest spot on his blog in 2010.

These are forums and / or blogs where folks ask questions and provide information about their various experiences with some of the different vanity presses, co-publishing companies, publishers and literary agents.

The Guide to Literary Agents blog is also an excellent resource for news and views related to literary aAgents blog is also an excellent resource for news and views related to literary agentsagents.

Nathan Bransford is another American literary agent with a blog that often has tips for writers hoping to get published.

Even as you read this biographical blurb, a fourth and somewhat lighter novel, Henry & Biggs — a political vampire thriller about a literary agent and his pet Beagle (yes, you read that correctly)-- is currently in the works and the first dozen chapters have been posted on the Owen Thomas Fiction Blog.

I followed their links to literary agents» blogs and learned about querying.

Janet Reid, a literary agent, posted an item on her blog last week on the issue of self - published authors querying agents in the hopes of getting a larger publisher to notice them.

I did check all her blog links out, all with one posting devoted to herself, her «business» of literary agent, the posts saying nothing, just a way of promotion.

I found the quote on another blog, a blog far more well - rounded than Mr. Sullivan's, that of Nathan Bransford, a literary agent with the venerable Curtis Brown (my father's literary agency many years ago).

The blog on their website is written by literary agents and is full of great content for aspiring and seasoned authors alike.

Declaring that it's «the first time in seven years of writing this blog that I have walked back the thrust of a whole post» he quotes an unnamed «powerful literary agent» and «people in a position to know» that the high ebooks prices from the big 5 publishers are there at Amazon's insistence in order to gain a higher margin on those sales.

Fortunately, there's a lot of help out there: from authors who've been through it, to literary agents and editors who blog about their work, information abounds.

· Check blogs by literary agents.

You can connect with other authors who blog, or literary agents, publishers and communities all over the world.

Google «blog literary agents» for a list and add in your area if you want to be local.

I live in Phoenix, Ariz. and blog about finding a literary agent, writing tips, social media or tech trends, and sometimes current events.

Although there are many ebook blogs out there, this one is written by two literary agents — Shana Cohen and Stuart Krichevsky — so it's geared more to the publishing industry.

Earlier this week I read an enlightening post at Jennifer Represents, the blog of literary agent Jennifer Laughran.

; — RRB - Kristin Nelson is a literary agent with a blog.

When you submit your book proposal to literary agents or publisher, convince these publishing professionals your blogged book constitutes a viable product worthy of publication by showing them your blog analytics.

I am conducting interviews on my blog with self - published authors after listening to a talk by the literary agent, April Eberhardt.

Around the time when I had two or three blogs, I landed my first contract with a literary agent.

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