Don't know why this didn't post as I thought I'd scheduled it but I got distracted this morning by some nice news and then I had to go report for jury duty . . . any way, here's the Monday post, better late than never. Watch this space tomorrow for the nice news.
One Q that I get very F is "Who's your agent?"
My incredible agent, she who had the good taste to see a future for Elizabeth Goodweather, is Ann Collette with the Rees Literary Agency. She likes literary, mystery, thrillers, suspense, vampire, and women's fiction; in non-fiction, she prefers true crime, narrative non-fiction, military and war, work to do with race and class, and work set in or about Southeast Asia.
No high fantasy (elves and such), sci-fi, YA or children's books.
One Q that I get very F is "Who's your agent?"
My incredible agent, she who had the good taste to see a future for Elizabeth Goodweather, is Ann Collette with the Rees Literary Agency. She likes literary, mystery, thrillers, suspense, vampire, and women's fiction; in non-fiction, she prefers true crime, narrative non-fiction, military and war, work to do with race and class, and work set in or about Southeast Asia.
No high fantasy (elves and such), sci-fi, YA or children's books.
Ann prefers email queries. Send a terse query (What's a query? See HERE.) and the first 10 pages of your book in the body of the email; like most agents, Ann doesn't open attachments from people she doesn't know.
And it goes without saying but I’ll say it anyway – NEVER QUERY AN AGENT WITHOUT A FINISHED MANUSCRIPT – PROOFREAD AND READY TO SEND IN FULL.
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