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Tag Archives: literary agent
Getting Into Publishing – Emma Winter Rights Assistant
‘Don’t worry, you’ll get there soon enough’ and ‘If it’s worth getting, it’s worth waiting for’ were among the many platitudes that kept me going whilst trying to get a job in publishing. Having graduated in 2011, with a BA Hons … Continue reading
Posted in Meet the DA team, Translation Rights
Tagged darley anderson, foreign rights, literary agent, publishing terms, the DA team
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11 Ways Not To Start Your Novel – No. 4
With Onomatopoeia EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOW KER-SPLAT! I’m really sorry to have to tell you but that is the sound of a literary agent’s expectations plummeting at the sight of onomatopoeia in the first few lines of your novel. Especially if it’s written … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Submissions
Tagged aspiring writers, books, general fiction, literary agency, literary agent, narrative technique, submissions, vicki
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11 Ways Not To Start Your Novel – No. 3
With a Description of the Moon Quick! Pick a card, any card. Now think of a number between 1 and 10. Next think of a colour. And a vegetable. Got them all? OK? Carrot, red, 7 and either the Ace … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Submissions
Tagged aspiring writers, books, general fiction, literary agent, literature, narrative technique, submissions, vicki, writing
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11 Ways Not To Start Your Novel – No. 2
With Your Protagonist Looking Into a Mirror The other day as I stared at my reflection in the bathroom mirror of my north London flat I recalled that my hair is fine and dyed a darker brunette then it would … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Submissions
Tagged aspiring writers, general fiction, literary agency, literary agent, literature, submissions, vicki
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Book Fairs and Book Worms
Jon Holder has dedicated Monster of the Month to London Book Fair and has created these bookish creatures… And Mary Darby, Rights Executive, is talking foreign rights. In the frantic run up to the London Book Fair I thought I’d … Continue reading
11 Ways Not To Start Your Novel – No. 1
Oh hi! How have you been? Crikey, what sort of weather have we been having? And the traffic on the way here? Absolute nightmare. Especially with these petrol prices, don’t even get me started. Still, that’s a lovely cardigan you’re … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Submissions
Tagged aspiring writers, books, general fiction, literary agency, literary agent, literature, submissions, vicki, writing
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