New blog post by Claire G
Finding a Literary Agent
If you want to be traditionally published, the chances are that you’ll need a literary agent. Their job is to sell your book to a publishing house and manage the ‘business’ side of things for the author, including contracts and royalties, and...
A literary agent is nothing but a cheap salesman (or woman); while a writer is a cheap salesman (or woman) who also has to actually write the books.
John Hodgman
Rick Lewis
@ForGoodBooks
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Reader. Writer. Editor. Literary agent with
@MartinLitMgmt
representing speculative fiction authors, including sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and magical realism.
Charlottesville, VA forgoodbooks.com
I am the author of a new children’s novel based in a magical fantasy world. I’ve even been brave enough to submit my opening for discussion at the pop-up.
Here’s hoping 2018 is the year my whole will light up when I see it in print.
“No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you...
DHH Literary Agency
London might be too far to go for a ten minute meeting, but if you don't have a go, you won't know if other arrangements might be possible.
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Query Deadline 5 April.