#literaryagent

[olympianpoetrycollection]

What if Achilles & Patroclus had written secret love poems to each other? My new collection gives voice to these legendary heroes. Agents who seek greek mythology, think: Call Me By Your Name meets The Iliad

[patleclerc]

Have a fabulous weekend! Have no fear, light, wins in the end ⭐️ Excerpt from patleclerc.com/con-legion-contagion/ Book; Art Changes Lives; patleclerc.com/book/ Photo by Liane Blanchard Illustration by @patleclerc_official

[daniel-beer]

Before The Father He Knew - The Bangalore Review

As they walked down the hallway, he felt embarrassed at the thought that if the restaurant were full, he wouldn’t be able to pick out Xaver.

Excited to share my new short story. A deeply personal story.

[monicaannebooks]

I did it! 🎉 I got up the courage and queried another agent.

Her wish list seems very aligned with my book series to which I expressed with enthusiasm.

So we will see. 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🤞

Wish me luck! 🍀

[typingoverworld]

One of the first things you need to know is 'pitching'--talking about your book in person--is not 'querying'--writing to an agent about your book. A pitch is short (VERY) and verbal. A query is short (250 words, but not 25) and written. A pitch is face to face. A query is not. A pitch requires some set up: my novel is finished; it's a historical romance; it's 78,000 words. That helps your listener get ready to hear your pitch. A query starts with the name of the main character and what problem or choice they face. A pitch is about 25 words. A query is about 250 words. Guess which one is harder?

Janet Reid, literary agent

[zerimarclassics]

**READ MMEEE** Wow, that's a lot of info up there and there is more happening down here. I have been trying to get my novel published for just under 4 years. This is a long process, for anyone who doesn't know. It takes lots of time and effort and I'm not getting paid for any of it. You wanna talk about a labor of love? I have it! Again, since I can't draw I rely on other options to get my brain going. Swipe on through to see a little bit more info about the maddness I have created since i was seventeen years-old. Oh, and if you're a #literaryagent (or know one) - are you open to submissions and where do I send it? 😀 LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT AND TAG! Love peace and chicken grease. 😘 #writersofinstagram #writing #publisher #publishing #denisleary #dwaynejohnson #johnnydepp #sophiekindagirlythings #literature https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Jh9GfFhvv/?igshid=1iiubtnx8icrs

[vanessamartazaccaria]

Sin título

Dormir

en bancos de piedra

o

caminar

sobre la espina dorsal 

del cuerpo de consumo.

Meter

falanges con restos de alquitrán

en ceniceros de terrazas de Plaza Speed. 

Una y otra vez.

Amebas rebozadas en alcohol

espantan palomas que

ya están muertas.

Mini icebergs en oscuros licores

donde caracolean mis recuerdos,

como los restos de avión en un accidente,

como los migrantes en occidente. 

Vanessa Zaccaria

[writinginvirginia]

Signed with a Literary Agent

So last week I signed with a literary agent. We’re going to work together to get Black Foxes traditionally published!

I’m super excited!! It’s been such a long road, and there are still years worth of work ahead, but it’s a big step toward becoming a published author.

Part of the process is expanding my social media presence, so I am happy to announce I now have both a Twitter and an Instagram! If you want to find out more about the literary agency I signed with, or you just want to support me, please find me on one or both,

Twitter handle: WritinginVA

Intsagram handle: FoxesFateWriting