Book Description
For many aspiring writers, the first step to getting published is getting their foot in the door, a step made considerably more simple with the assistance of an agent. The 2005 Guide to Literary Agents provides the essentials to connecting writers with an advocate for their work, sharing: *More than 400 listings for literary and script agents, independent production companies and publicists, and more *Crucial advice, from recognizing a scam to mastering fees to understanding your rights when working with an agent *Advice from a variety of publishing insiders, including prominent agents and successfully published authors With Guide to Literary Agents, readers can learn how to get noticed, represented, and published.
2005 Guide to Literary Agents FROM THE PUBLISHER
Getting your work published often requires help beyond your persistence and diligent work -- you need an agent. Knowing how to find an appropriate person you can trust to represent your work is the key. The 2005 Guide to Literary Agents is your essential guide to finding that agent and getting your work published. Inside you'll find comprehensive contact information for more than 600 literary and script agents who adhere to the ethical guidelines established by the Association of Authors' Representatives and the Writers Guild of America. You'll also find contact information for publicists, production companies, script contests, and writers' conferences, plus tips and articles that provide unique insight into the publishing business. Nowhere else is this 100% updated and easy-to-use information available -- all in one place!
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