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February 8th, 2010 | Author: admin
What are your 2010 resolutions for your writing life?
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I’m cheering for you!
Sincerely,
Writing Career Coach Teresa
Build Your Name, Beat the Game: Be Happily Published
March 23, 2010
Dear Anne M. Baxter,
Thank you for taking photos for me at California Writers Club. And for following up by submitting your comments to my blog.
For your children’s books, I recommend the talented agents at Andrea Brown Literary Agency http://andreabrownlit.com/agents.php
I saw Laura Rennert at the San Francisco Writers Conference in February when she and Robert San Souci http://www.rsansouci.com/ were on the same panel. I’m a big fan of Robert’s children’s books; and, if I were writing children’s books, I would be honored to be represented by Laura Rennert (she is agent and author) http://www.laurajoyrennert.com/
To identify prospective agents or acquisition editors for your historical novels for adults, read acknowledgment pages of your favorite historical novels (authors usually thank these folks); also go to: Association of Authors’ Representatives “AAR” to find agents for specific genres http://aaronline.org/Find
Use search engines to find authors’ interviews; after you find names of agents or acquisition editors, use search engines again to find their websites; then study their submission guidelines.
Go to: http://WritingCoachTeresa.com Click on “Teresa LeYung Ryan’s Events”
I’ll be glad to answer questions at any of my events. I’m also available for private coaching or group-coaching if you round up 2 or 3 colleagues.
Cheering for you and your books!
Writing Career Coach Teresa
“When you make your name synonymous with the themes/subject matters/issues in your writing, you are building your name/career/platform. You too can be happily published.”
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