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Editorial Reviews
Book Description
Writers everywhere agree: When it's time to navigate the complex world of book publishing, this is the book they value most! Jeff Herman is a leading New York literary agent who has represented best-selling authors and has helped thousands of new writers launch successful careers. This latest annual edition of the classic writer's directory provides everything working writers need to find the most receptive publishers, editors, and agents for their work. Each entry presents an overview of the publisher, including its history and current lines, followed by the names of specific editors, their areas of interest, and complete contact information. It also features listings for over 150 top literary agencies, along with their agents, what they represent, and how to contact them. Finally, this important reference includes expert guidance on such valuable topics as how to pitch a book, prepare a winning query and proposal, negotiate a contract, and much more.
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Writers everywhere agree: When it's time to navigate the complex world of book publishing, this is the book they value most!
Writers everywhere agree: When it's time to navigate the complex world of book publishing, this is the book they value most! Jeff Herman is a leading New York literary agent who has represented best-selling authors and has helped thousands of new writers launch successful careers. This latest annual edition of the classic writer's directory provides everything working writers need to find the most receptive publishers, editors, and agents for their work. Each entry presents an overview of the publisher, including its history and current lines, followed by the names of specific editors, their areas of interest, and complete contact information. It also features listings for over 150 top literary agencies, along with their agents, what they represent, and how to contact them. Finally, this important reference includes expert guidance on such valuable topics as how to pitch a book, prepare a winning query and proposal, negotiate a contract, and much more.
From the Publisher
Writers everywhere agree: When it's time to navigate the complex world of book publishing, this is the book they value most!
• Presents more than 400 major U.S. and Canadian trade publishers – major houses and imprints plus independent, university, and religious/spiritual presses.
• Includes a major section covering the interests, experiences, and personalities of over 130 top literary agents
• Reveals the connections of imprints to their parent companies
• Offers insider interviews with key editors at houses of all sizes, from high-quality indie presses to "Big Five" mega-media conglomerates.
• Features 20 articles by Herman and other industry experts on query letters and proposals, book doctors, self0publishing, ghostwriting, working with agents, and more.
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