The Business of Relationships: How Authors, Agents, Editors, Booksellers, and Publicists Work Together to Reach Readers
The teams behind debut authors Jordy Rosenberg, Nafissa Thompson-Spires, Aja Gabel, Rachel Z. Arndt, and Ruth Joffre.
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The teams behind debut authors Jordy Rosenberg, Nafissa Thompson-Spires, Aja Gabel, Rachel Z. Arndt, and Ruth Joffre.
George Saunders and Esther Newberg, Victor LaValle and Glora Loomis, Roxana Robinson and Lynn Nesbit on what it takes to maintain a long-term agent-author relationship.
A literary agent answers readers’ questions—from how seriously agents consider a writer’s previous sales to how to responsibly seek new representation.
A behind-the-scenes look at the inexact science—and mathematics—of book advances, from small presses to the Big Five.
The consolidation of the book industry over the past decade has meant a blurring of boundaries between the conventional roles of agent and editor.
Literary agents offer honest, unfiltered advice on how to find, approach, and secure the perfect agent for your work.
Follow these agents on Twitter to gain insight into their tastes, author lists, and what kind of work they’re currently seeking.
Kirby Kim offers valuable counsel on when to query, how to keep revising, and the market value of horror fiction.
Anna Gosh answers readers’ questions—from why poetry agents are seemingly nonexistent to whether or not it is possible to be “too young to write.”
A look at the how young literary agents grow in their careers, and what they can offer authors compared to more well-known agents.