Notes from One Writer to Another
Here’s an interview with another agent who represents books for children. She is still with the Andrea Brown Literary Agency. Submission guidelines and recent deals are on the agency’s site.
Most Popular Posts 2010 – Caryn Wiseman – Andrea Brown Literary Agency – Tales from the Rushmore Kid.
Sometimes each of us slams up against a writing wall. Then, the house needs to be cleaned. Office supply shopping sounds like great fun, and a ten mile hike in the rain is irresistible. Click on the link for some great ways to get back on track.
If you are interested in writing children’s books and you live on Colorado’s Front Range, consider attending the fall conference of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. More information about the conference (this Saturday and Sunday) and the organization can be found by clicking on the “Home” link below.
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If you’ve been looking everywhere for the secret path to professional publication, today’s your lucky day, because here it is. Read this article and follow its recommendation. That’s it.
Advanced Fiction Writing Blog » Blog Archive » How Do You Make A Living As A Novelist?.
Do you need help with writing a query letter? Here’s a useful post with three great links.
Agent Advice: Holly McGhee of Pippin Properties, Inc. | WritersDigest.com.
Here’s another great blog from an agent. Many literary agencies now maintain blogs. They contain advice that can help you decide where to submit. They also offer specific instructions regarding submissions. These can save valuable time. Be professional. Always do your research before sending out queries or manuscripts.
Get Published, A New Freelance Writers Guide to Getting their Work Published.
Don’t miss this useful guide to breaking in.
Have You Seen My Sample Query Letter?.
Great updated information about writing queries from the savvy Freelance Writing editor at About.com.
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