Literary agent

Hello Creatives! The publishing industry is vast and complicated yet full of opportunities when it comes to career options. One career choice I’ll be talking about today is how to become a literary agent. What is a Literary Agent? A literary agent is a publishing professional who represents

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how to get a literary agent

Hi, how are you? Good I suppose, and busy, really busy with all your clients, and authors, and conventions, and editors and book sales, not to mention those loads of proposals… All that must …

Not only does a debut need to be well-written, it also needs to have a stand-out premise that will entice readers to try a new author and the visibility and promotion to get it on people’s radars in the first place. Patricia Nelson was always a voracious reader and went to graduate school to be a

Due to an increase in availability of print-on-demand services that provide lower-cost alternatives for converting a manuscript into a printed and bound product, there is growing confusion among new authors about what constitutes the role of a publisher. To better understand the role of a publisher, and what authors should look for in a publisher relationship, we reached out to two of TAA’s 2017 conference sponsors: William England of Sentia Publishing and Sean Wakely of FlatWorld.

A literary agent shares a 7 step process she uses with clients to help them write a book that sells so they can make a living from their writing!

I signed with a Literary Agent!

The standard author-agent agreement provisions to help guide you through the negotiating process and achieve a mutually acceptable contract.

Looking for New York literary agents accepting submissions? Here are 19 you should know about!