Tag Archives: Agents
Eleven Myths About Literary Agents
By Kevin Nelson 1. Getting an agent means you’ve taken the first step toward writing success. All it really means is you have an agent, nothing more. An agent should not ask for and you should never give her money … Continue reading
Do Writers Need Literary Agents?
Do writers need literary agents to sell their books? Many writers, both published and unpublished, believe that having an agent is a cornerstone of success, but I don’t think that’s true anymore. I had lunch last week with a writer-friend … Continue reading
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Interesting World, I’ll Say!
After reading my recent post how Japanese novelist-turned-agent Yukari Watanabe Scott is using blogging and other new media to sell Operation Bullpen to Japanese publishers, magazine editor Kimberly Cole writes, “I enjoyed your recent post, ‘Bullpen Going Japanese?’ My daughter … Continue reading
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Bullpen Going Japanese?
How do you say “You’re busted!” in Japanese? Or: “Can you give me a dozen signed Tiger Woods photos in a bag to go? And toss in a couple Marilyn Monroes while you’re at it.” I don’t know, but I’m … Continue reading
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