Sentences with phrase «posts about agents»

Courtney Milan (a client of Kristin Nelson) has a great series of posts about that agent / publisher conflict of interest and why, if agents do too much for clients, they are publishers, whether they use that term or not.

Not exact matches

«We're talking about presidential appointees, political appointees, FBI special agents in charge, U.S. attorneys, wardens, a chief deputy U.S. marshal, a U.S. marshal assistant director, a deputy assistant attorney general,» Michael Horowitz, DOJ's Inspector General, told The Post.

In the months before the teenage killer's mug shot and name were splashed across the nation's TV screens and newspaper front pages, he had posted messages online telegraphing his plans and told others about his deadly intentions — warnings that police and federal agents, alerted by tipsters, did not heed.

Rather than getting excited about getting 50,000 likes on the corporate website, carriers should be focusing on getting their agents to post local content and getting people to «like» it...

;) I have to see the agents of Shield now to see how this inspiration came about;) lol xo Ella recently posted... Superfood Chocolate Protein Bars: gluten - free, nut - free, vegan, low sugar

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.

But, going back to your post, one of the things I loved best about this book was the way that she challenges the all - consuming attachment parenting norm (along with any other norm you can think of), painting mothers as free agents, making difficult choices for their own and their childrens» survival.

ALBANY — FBI agents raided the offices and home of Queens Assemblyman William Scarborough on Wednesday as part of an investigation he blamed on a Post report about his travel...

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I was busy catching up with my TV shows (Agents of Shield, Screamqueens, The Big Bang Theory, Gotham, Westworld; just to name a few) but yeah, I am very excited about this particular post!

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Little is known about the plot, but a short synopsis posted on casting database site suggests that we can look forward to more of the same: «Picking up where the 2007 film left off with the incompetent underboss Kirill thinking that he and his henchman driver Nikolai really have inherited the throne from his crime - lord father, without knowing that Nikolai is actually a clandestine agent working undercover in Russia's federal security service.»

The Marvel love even extends to the TV side of the MCU, with plenty of deep references that only fans of shows like Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. will get, like the shot I posted the other night and comments Agent Coulson makes as you're wandering about the free roaming areas.

Anyway, I want to thank agent Laura Bradford, who gave me the idea for this post when she shared several great tips on Twitter yesterday about beta readers and critique partners.

For your convenience we've posted short summaries for each section in our guidelines about how to write agent queries.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware I've recently gotten a number of reports about a literary agent with a major agency who is offering representation with a «handshake» deal: representation based on a verbal commitment, rather than a binding... -LSB-...]

Before you roll your eyes, here's a funny post from guest blogger Erin Hosier (on author / editor / agent Betsy Lerner's blog) about why the Great American Novelist's author photo just doesn't do anything for her.

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.

For the writer, we strive to publish thoughtful and unique conversations about grammar, writing, prose styles, poetry, literary genres, writing advice, and the publishing industry; we post current news and information about the publishing industry and literary agents, regularly.

Each year or so, I do a post about the top literary agents and compare how many titles were sold.

I worried this post would come across as being too down on agents (and that wasn't my intention), so I'm thrilled to see supportive comments about the situation.

Then I got a comment from a literary agent on about my fifth post.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareEvery time I consider purging Writer Beware's files to get rid of documentation on agents and others we haven't heard anything about in years and years, I'm reminded of why I hold onto that old paper.Last Fri... -LSB-...]

If you're self - publishing, looking for an agent, or submitting your manuscript to calls for submissions, then you may not have to think about such agreements, but you do need to trust your beta reader not to plagiarize, post spoilers online, or distribute copies of your manuscript.

For authors who go with a traditional publisher, the publisher does the editing, so this guest post is about whether there's value in paying someone to edit before submitting to the traditional publishing industry (agents and editors).

If you want that type of support, click here to Post a Question for Me About Literary Agents (no cost).

Publishing agents don't want to get hate mail or have you posting bad things about them on in the internet

Nearly all of my October posts were about editing, literary agents, and query letters.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareA while back, I wrote a funny post about a «literary agent» who popped up under one name, then another, then a third.

You're still responsible for most of your marketing, have to deal with your agent / editor about stuff, have edits, copy - edits, galleys, have to write blog posts for publisher - set - up tours (not always to the most highly trafficked blogs), deal with tracking down missing royalty statements, etc..

In the next month or two, we will write a blog post about how to write a strong non-fiction query letter that will get you noticed by agents and editors.

Like I said earlier, it's not really personal — and novelist and photjournalist Heather Hummel talks about this in her blog post for The Huffington Post, «Why Agents Reject 96 % of Author Submissions.&rapost for The Huffington Post, «Why Agents Reject 96 % of Author Submissions.&raPost, «Why Agents Reject 96 % of Author Submissions.»

-LSB-...] Gold weighed in on Thursday about the whole numbers game for writers who blog: The Insanity Behind the Pressure to Have «Numbers» which was in response to agent Rachelle Gardner's post Author Marketing & Platform.

* smile * Anyway, I want to thank agent Laura Bradford, who gave me the idea for this post when she shared several great tips on Twitter yesterday about beta readers -LSB-...]

One of the questions in that interview was about how I came to be one of those queryless, yet agented authors, in which I talk about the comment on Kristen Lamb's (2/4/2011) post that got Laurie's attention.

On Tuesday, Rachelle Gardner's blog post was titled «Author Marketing & Platform: * It's All About the Numbers *» She explained that when agents submit proposals to publishers, the marketing folk want hard numbers: blog page views, monthly unique visitors, Klout score, Twitter followers, Facebook friends, etc..

There was a flurry of newsgroup posts recently about agents from writers who were (or thought they were) ready to seek representation.

-LSB-...] have been written about traditional vs. self publishing (this blog is no exception, as my articles here and here prove), and agent Rachelle Gardner's recent post added an intriguing twist to the -LSB-...]

When I was talking about Rachelle's post on Twitter, my friend Roni Loren mentioned that she got a book deal with Berkley in the past year and was never asked by her agent or publisher what her numbers were.

To help protect naive writers, reputable agents such as Richard Curtis put the AAR together, authors» groups like the MWA and SFWA support sites like Writer Beware, and sites like Preditors and Editors post updated information about who's being naughty and nice to writers.

Although most authors use this Q&A page to post questions about how to get a literary agent... you can ask me anything about writing, publishing, and / or marketing your book (s) below.

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.

She has an informative collection about self - publishing, including a agency's post in response to the «Why Agents May be Opposed to Self - publishing» post I linked to last week, a section on craft and another full of «fun - stuff».

That's right, I wrote the following post on January 11, 2011, talking some about the coming war between writers and the problems with the future of agents.

Hi, do you know anything about these agents: Jacaranda Red Ink Please post your responses.

1) Joshua said: «One of the posts talks about the «hundreds and hundreds» of scam literary agents.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware Since Writer Beware was founded in 1998, we've run a free email advice service to help writers who are looking for info on an agent's or publisher's reputation, or have questions about publishing in general... -LSB-...]

* The Ask a Question area of our website where you can post questions about how to get a Christian literary agent and publisher