New and Updated Agents
Bree Ogden with Martin Literary Management represents Children's, Graphic Novels, and Young Adult.
Kate Caulfield with Zachary Shuster Harmsworth represents Commercial Fiction, Humor/Satire, Literary Fiction, Young Adult, Biography & Memoirs, Cookbooks, and Narrative Nonfiction.
Sarah LaPolla with Curtis Brown, Ltd. represents Fantasy, Horror, Literary Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction, Young Adult, and Narrative Nonfiction.
Amy Boggs with the Donald Maass Literary Agency represents Children's, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Middle Grade, Multicultural, Romance, Science Fiction, Western, and Young Adult.
Rob Daniel with Andrea Hurst Literary Management represents a wide variety of genres, check out his profile by clicking on his name.
Ali McDonald with The Rights Factory represents Children's and Young Adult exclusively.
Anthony Mattero with Renaissance Literary & Talent represents a wide variety of genres, check out his profile by clicking on his name.
Caleb Seeling with WordServe Literary Agency represents General Fiction and General Nonfiction.
Success!
Congratulations to Amanda Bonilla who recently signed with Natanya Wheeler of Nancy Yost Literary.
And congrats also to Karen Sandler who signed with Matthew Bialer of Sanford J. Greenburger.
We're so happy for both of you!
On the Net
Want lunch with Janet Reid and Suzie Townsend? Or how about a 40 page critique by Suzie Townsend, Collen Lindsay, Kathleen Ortiz, or Joanna Stampfel-Volpe? Sarah Wylie is celebrating her book deal with a contest for these awesome prizes, deadline April 25th.
Jewel Alan blogged about Tips on Writing Middle Grade on the Guide to Literary Agents blog.
Check out Colleen Lindsay's The Swivet for what not to do when you get a rejection.
Exciting News
Our own Carolyn Kaufman has revealed the cover for her book, A Writer's Guide to Psychology. The book will be in stores this December - just in time for Christmas. Congratulations, Carolyn! Check out Carolyn's blog for all the details.
The QueryTracker Blog is hosting another Agent-Judged Contest! Chris Richman of Upstart Crow Literary wants to read your one-sentence pitch. The contest will open April 27, 2010. Mr. Richman is looking for Middle Grade and Young Adult. He WILL NOT BE CAPPING ENTRIES. You need to be a follower of the QueryTracker Blog to enter. Stay tuned for further details as the date approaches.
Our own Carolyn Kaufman has revealed the cover for her book, A Writer's Guide to Psychology. The book will be in stores this December - just in time for Christmas. Congratulations, Carolyn! Check out Carolyn's blog for all the details.The QueryTracker Blog is hosting another Agent-Judged Contest! Chris Richman of Upstart Crow Literary wants to read your one-sentence pitch. The contest will open April 27, 2010. Mr. Richman is looking for Middle Grade and Young Adult. He WILL NOT BE CAPPING ENTRIES. You need to be a follower of the QueryTracker Blog to enter. Stay tuned for further details as the date approaches.
Have a fantastic weekend!
9 comments:
Thanks for all the great links and agent info, Suzette. And congrats Carolyn on your cover.
Have a great weekend!
Thanks for sharing Suzette!
In "On the Net" can you really get critiqued by Collen Lindsay twice? That would be awesome. As is her post about what not to do - or I guess that would be un-awesome, or whatever.
Congrats to Sarah, Amanda and Karen.
Today's guest blogger is Rachel Alpine!
I tried literary agents, and that did not work for me as a first time novelist, so I self published my new novel http://newnovelannouncement.blogspot.com/ I'm hoping I sell enough of my novel to get an agent the second time around for the sequel
Thanks, Stina! And LOL, Matthew. Thanks for catching my typo. ;) It would be nice to be twice critiqued by Colleen Lindsay, though, wouldn't it?
Great contest! Excellent links here, Suzy. And congrats to those new successes!
Great stuff going on, and way cool contest. Can't wait. Thanks for the heads up and all the links.
Thanks for sharing the success stories and contests :-)
I tried to see comments about what Colleen Lindsay posted and I don't see the ability to comment. Anyone else notice? Am I missing it? What a screwy email!
Now there's a book I'm going to add to my collection!
Thanks for the headsup!
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