A full-service literary agency that focuses on books for the Christian market.
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We are involved in many types of human relationships: spouse, children, parents, in-laws and other relatives, friends, church groups, neighbors, service providers. The list goes on. Add to these our professional relationships, which will be the focus …
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1. We hate getting bad news about your book and don’t enjoy sharing it with you, but we trust you’re adult enough to handle it.
2. If we say we don’t want to submit a particular project …
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You know the feeling. You’re plugging along feeling like you’re doing okay, and then a disruptive thought pops forward from the back of your mind, haunting, accusing: This isn’t good enough. What were you thinking? The Bible …
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Publisher mistakes happen. Oversights occur. Disagreements with your publishing team take place. Delays cause negative ripple effects. Any one of these can have a detrimental, sometimes devastating, effect on your book during the production process. Not if…
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Blogger: Mary Keeley
Agents often remind writers to be patient during the journey to representation. But it doesn’t stop there. We continue to remind our clients on their journey to publication…or re-publication…as well. This isn’t only wise advice or a …
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Blogger: Rachelle Gardner
You’ve heard all the ways to impress a literary agent. You’ve learned how to write a synopsis and build a platform and comment on agent blogs. You know the ins & outs of queries and proposals and …
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Authors working with a traditional publisher can sometimes find themselves in situations they feel are out of their control. Fortunately when you have an agent, you’re NOT powerless. You have someone to whom you can turn—someone who …
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Blogger: Rachelle Gardner
You’ve been trying to crack the code for getting an agent’s attention, whether in a query or a face-to-face meeting. You’ve been searching high and low for the secret to making an agent sit up and say …
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I asked readers on my Facebook page for questions they’d like me to answer on the blog. It seems many are dying to know the secret to getting an agent.
Stephanie asked: What is the single most …
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