Below are ten literary agents who are actively seeking women’s fiction submissions now. Their e-mails are below. Query away. 1. Scott Eagan Greyhaus Literary http://www.greyhausagency.com How to contact: E-query scott@greyhausagency.com…
Sandy Harding of Spencerhill Associates Sandy seeks mainly upmarket commercial and literary fiction for the adult market. She enjoys women’s fiction for book clubs, smart page-turning thrillers, works of suspense…
By James A. Rose Burnout is a major concern in many careers. Some causal factors seem to be excessive hours and unconventional stress on the mind or body. Some sources…
By BlueInk Staff At BlueInk we’ve reviewed nearly 5,000 titles. This means we’ve seen it all — from a children’s picture book that discusses in detail a violent shooting death,…
Writing a novel in 30 days can be quite a challenging task, physically, mentally and emotionally. So when you set out to do it this November during National Novel Writing…
An innovate contest! For the last three years, YA and adult romance author Jennifer Armentrout has run a contest to send one unpublished author to the RT Booklovers Convention. For…
by Dan Smith There are many misconceptions about book publicity and book marketing; some are from a lack of knowledge and understanding, and some from outdated advice that no longer…
Marketing Expert Penny Sansevieri has a number of very useful and informative posts on Huffington Post. Some of her most recent that will help any book campaign include: The Secret…
The originally self-published Swedish children’s book The Rabbit Who Wants To Fall Asleep may seem to be an overnight sensation, but its success, claims author Carl-Johan Forssen Ehrlin, is actually…
By Mike Shatzkin There are two aspects of the business that ebooks should really change. One is that ebooks can really enable increases in sales of the backlist. The other…
