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Friday, July 25, 2008. Interview with Steve Fisher. I’ve been doing a couple of film deals recently and that always intrigues authors. The thought of having an author’s work optioned is very **** and exciting, but it’s a tough industry to get into. I’ve asked industry veteran Steve Fisher from APA to answer a few questions for me and thought I’d share them here with all of you. 1 PW: At what point do you like to see projects from agents/writers? 2 PW: What is the market like for Film? By Laney Katz Becker.

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Monday, April 21, 2008. I often hear from writers that writing the letter to initially contact an agent – i.e., the so-called "query letter" – is the hardest part of this business. One comment – typical – from an author: "My query letter took about 3 months to get it into the shape I sent out. Frankly, even that query wasn't terrific.". If you, as a writer, can truly write, if you’ve really. Learned your craft so that writing is like breathing, the cover letter just comes out. Come out in the cover letter.

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Wednesday, May 28, 2008. Top Ten Pieces of Advice for a Good Agent - Author Relationship. 2 You may want to casually inquire how frequently you should expect to be in contact. You can expect to be in fairly close contact when your agent is giving feed back on revisions, shopping your material around and negotiating the deal. Once she has sold your book and the contract has been signed, she may leave you alone to actually write the darn thing. 4 How long is too long to wait for hear back from your agent?

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Friday, July 25, 2008. Interview with Steve Fisher. I’ve been doing a couple of film deals recently and that always intrigues authors. The thought of having an author’s work optioned is very sexy and exciting, but it’s a tough industry to get into. I’ve asked industry veteran Steve Fisher from APA to answer a few questions for me and thought I’d share them here with all of you. 1 PW: At what point do you like to see projects from agents/writers? 2 PW: What is the market like for Film? By Laney Katz Becker.

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Monday, June 30, 2008. Customers Are Already in Our Good Book (and other advice from a bookseller). One of the things any publicist worth her salt will tell an author is to 'make contacts' with his or her area bookstores. "Just go in and say hi," I generally urge my authors. "Booksellers love it when you let them know you're local! I recently realized that the last time I asked a bookseller what they do and do not love was most likely in 1999, when I was working at a (now-closed) indie bookstore. Bringin...

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Monday, June 30, 2008. Customers Are Already in Our Good Book (and other advice from a bookseller). One of the things any publicist worth her salt will tell an author is to 'make contacts' with his or her area bookstores. "Just go in and say hi," I generally urge my authors. "Booksellers love it when you let them know you're local! I recently realized that the last time I asked a bookseller what they do and do not love was most likely in 1999, when I was working at a (now-closed) indie bookstore. Bringin...

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A Fictionista In Apple Country. Thursday, August 7, 2008. Fantastic. Just. Because it is. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a writer of YA novels. My awesome, brilliant agent is Catherine Drayton of Inkwell Management. I'm also a pet parent and wife to a great guy. View my complete profile. Guess where I am. There was an error in this gadget. Fantastic. Just. Because it is. Blogs and communities for writers. Ask a Literary Agent. Cracks in the Foundation.

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A Fictionista In Apple Country. Monday, July 21, 2008. Bored Suburban Moms Seeking Tootsie Trysts? Tired of the same ole same ole at the pedicure salon? Links to this post. Friday, July 18, 2008. Have you ever seen a guy in a trillion feathers? He's not my type- too many feathers- however, I figured I'd put him here anyway in case he's yours. Enjoy. Links to this post. Saturday, July 12, 2008. Hatching. Tuesday morning, Joel came to work and watched the mother duck encourage her babies to the. My brother...

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A Fictionista In Apple Country. Wednesday, April 20, 2011. The Secret to YA Novels. Ssshh, please don't tell anyone that there's a formula to writing novels. They'll think we're hacks. Because teenagers have the attention spans of ants. This is not a knock. They just do. I still do and I'm an old teenager. So in order to write to them, for them, about them, I keep my chapters VERY short. Not like this . But like this []. Seven pages max. Example: "Jackson, are you serious? Slams door behind her.). I'm a...

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A Fictionista In Apple Country. Tuesday, September 16, 2008. It's been a while. Bet you thought I fell into a well (what would I find there? Too Bobble-head, anyone? Finally, kiss, kiss, hug, hug, I returned home to the arms of my hubbie. And the disgusted blank stare of my computer. "Where the hell have you been, beyotch. Get back to work." And I'm listening. So how was your summer? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Guess where I am. Its been a while.

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A Fictionista In Apple Country. Sunday, January 11, 2009. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a writer of YA novels. My awesome, brilliant agent is Catherine Drayton of Inkwell Management. I'm also a pet parent and wife to a great guy. View my complete profile. Guess where I am. There was an error in this gadget. Blogs and communities for writers. Ask a Literary Agent. Cracks in the Foundation. Lisa and Laura Write.

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A Fictionista In Apple Country. Wednesday, September 8, 2010. How a backyard project is like editing a novel. You always end up doing and spending more than you thought you would. You gasp in shock when you see those ginormous, ugly sentences that grew like weeds in your manuscript. You down a caraffe of coffee or sangria, then mercilessly rip them out, savoring your new-found power. Writer/gardner nirvana, baby! You're a choices-whore, too? Links to this post. Friday, September 3, 2010. Have a happy Lab...

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