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thebentagency.com

With offices in New York and London, the Bent Agency represents authors of books for every reader, including dozens of award-winners and New York Times and Sunday Times bestsellers.

stevelaube.com

Do I need an agent? The circumstances vary. Not everyone needs an agent, however, the larger publishers look to the agent as a “talent scout” and place the role of discovering the next best writer on the agent. There are so many willing writers that publishers can get overwhelmed with submissions (see below), thus many publishers will not accept a submission unless it is agented. Remember that getting an agent is not a guarantee that your work will be picked up by a publisher, but it can enhance your chances. Do you charge a reading fee? No, not for any …

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evewhite.co.uk

Roman Found, authors of the “uplifting” (Lara Maiklem) Things We Found in the Ground, have just received a lovely feature in The Simple Things magazine delving into their love for the hobby: “When you know what something is, there’s that instant excitement, but when you don’t know, it piques your curiosity—and you can’t put it down until […]

dhhliteraryagency.com

Sphere has snapped up  The Compass by Mandy Robotham, a book that blends "time-slip romance" with "emotive family mystery"

nelsonagency.com

I owe my love of books to the librarian of my childhood bookmobile, who, after I had worked my way…

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Juliet Mushens answers the most frequent questions she encounters from prospective authors.

dunhamlit.com

Congratulations on the paperback release of  LIFE B : OVERCOMING DOUBLE DEPRESSION , available now!  It’s been a year since LIFE B was published. What were your expectations ahead of its release, and how accurate have you found them to be? It took me much longer to write LIFE B