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Find the Right Agent for Your Writing!
| PLUS INFORMATION ON AGENTS, WRITING FOR AGENTS, AND MORE
| Want to find the right agent for your writing? Then, turn to the new 2017 edition of Guide to Literary Agents!
For years, writers of fiction, nonfiction, children's writing, adult writing-about every genre except poetry-have used Guide to Literary Agents to find the correct agents to place their books and guide their writing careers.
So what's so great about the 2017 book? Here's a quick list: - A one-year subscription to the literary agent content of WritersMarket.com.
- Hundreds of updated listings for literary agents and writing conferences.
- New Agent Spotlights that share targeted profiles of literary reps who are actively building their client lists right now.
- Exclusive hour-long webinar that shares the 10 Steps to Landing a Literary Agent.
- And much, much more!
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Until next we meet, keep writing and marketing what you write!
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Hook an Agent With Your Query and First Pages!
| While being able to finish projects is key, the beginning can help set the tempo in ways that pay off later on down the road, whether we're talking about the productivity of a week or year, the time on a road race, or the success of your book with agents.
Let's face it, agents don't get paid to read manuscripts in the slush pile. As a result, they're making quick decisions whether to read on-often based on the query and first few pages and sometimes even the opening page alone. So how does a writer hook an agent in the time it takes to read this newsletter?
Luckily, Writer's Digest has the Get a Literary Agent: How to Catch an Agent's Interest With Your Query and First Pages boot camp to answer that very question!
In the boot camp, literary agents from New Leaf Literary & Media will lead a 60-minute online tutorial to writers, provide personalized feedback on attendees' queries and opening pages, answer specific questions on the Writer's Digest University discussion boards, and more!
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HOW TO TALK WITH A LITERARY AGENT
Are you aware of the Writer's Market Podcast? If not, you're missing out on advice from lawyers, tax experts, freelancers, and yes, agents! That includes an an interview with agent Carly Watters.
The Writer's Market Podcast is co-hosted by Robert Lee Brewer and Brian A. Klems and has already covered a range of topics, including dealing with literary agents, handling taxes, figuring out contracts, finding grant money, securing freelance success, and more!
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