Blogger: Wendy Lawton
As this blog goes live the agents and a good portion of the clients of Books & Such Literary Management are attending the fifth biennial retreat at the gorgeous Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa on Cannery Row …
Bethany House
How Novella Collections are Formed
Blogger: Rachel Kent
This month, my client Regina Jennings has a novella releasing in A Match Made in Texas with Karen Witemeyer, Carol Cox and Mary Connealy. I’ve only read Regina’s story so far, but I’m excited to read the …
How a Debut Novelist Got Published
Blogger: Rachel Kent
Part 1 of 3–Sixty Acres and a Bride
I have three clients who each had a book release so far in 2012, and I thought our blog readers would gain insight into how getting published works by …
What Good Is an Editor, Anyway? Part 3
Blogger: Janet Kobobel Grant
Location: Books & Such main office, Santa Rosa, Calif.
Beth Adams’s quote in my post yesterday about how editing is her favorite part of the process touched on an aspect of being an in-house editor that …
What Good Is an Editor, Anyway? Part 1
Blogger: Janet Kobobel Grant
Location: Books & Such main office, Santa Rosa, Calif.
As publishers continue the trend not to retain in-house editors but to use freelancers, the question becomes, Why didn’t publishers do this sooner? What good is an …