Away from my usual references, today's post is one to support three causes I love most in the world: writers, editors and diabetes research.
Feel free to visit Brenda's site and feel free to pass this on to other interested folks...
Beth
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Don't miss Brenda Novak's Third Annual On-Line Auction for Diabetes Research May 1 - May 31st at www.brendanovak.com (Brenda's son has diabetes). There will be an amazing For Writers section that will include reads/critiques/lunches/teas/phone consultations with some of the biggest agents and editors in the business. There will also be plenty for published authors--publicity packages, lunch with Borders/Waldens bookbuyer Sue Grimshaw, Lunch with Levy Books, web site design, etc. The person who places the most bids over all will win a $1500 prize package that includes a brand new laptop computer and digital camera (even if that person doesn't actually win a single item)! For a preview of what will be available, there's a list posted at brendanovak.com.
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Showing posts with label agents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agents. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Wednesday Bonus Post: Wylie-Merrick Literary Agency Blog
Good blog from the POV of the literary agent....excellent insight and things to consider...
Wylie-Merrick Literary Agency Blog
Happy writing (& follow the rules),
Beth
Wylie-Merrick Literary Agency Blog
Happy writing (& follow the rules),
Beth
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Thursday Bonus Post: Literary Agents
Just reading the latest issue of the Fabulist Flash ezine over lunch. Subscribe (for free, of course) and you won't be disappointed: www.fabulistflash.com.
Editor Gregory Kompes does a fab job of bringing great, weekly writing articles and info your way, and this issue continues the tradition.
As of late, the writer's lament on my local RWA chapter loop has centered around literary agents. Two Fabulist Flash articles give writers insight into the arena of the literary agent: Why Literary Agents Are So Important To Your Success by Steve Manning and Query Letters: Ten Ways to Hook a Literary Agent by Lisa Silverman.
You'll need to scroll a wee bit to get to the good stuff. Like waiting for the center of a tootsie pop, however, it's well worth it.
The Fabulist Flash, Issue 121: http://www.fabulistflash.com/fabulistflash/ffarchives/ff121.html
Happy agent-ing,
Beth
Editor Gregory Kompes does a fab job of bringing great, weekly writing articles and info your way, and this issue continues the tradition.
As of late, the writer's lament on my local RWA chapter loop has centered around literary agents. Two Fabulist Flash articles give writers insight into the arena of the literary agent: Why Literary Agents Are So Important To Your Success by Steve Manning and Query Letters: Ten Ways to Hook a Literary Agent by Lisa Silverman.
You'll need to scroll a wee bit to get to the good stuff. Like waiting for the center of a tootsie pop, however, it's well worth it.
The Fabulist Flash, Issue 121: http://www.fabulistflash.com/fabulistflash/ffarchives/ff121.html
Happy agent-ing,
Beth
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