Monthly archive - August 2016

Inkitt Literary Agency

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New York,
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Ali Albazaz (CEO)
Barbara Ivusic (Main agent for submissions)

We represent general and mainstream fiction. This includes, but is not limited to, romance, mystery, YA, sci-fi, and fantasy. We also accept submissions from authors, agents, and publishers who would like to self-publish an original title on eBook. We do not represent nonfiction titles.
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Beyond the changes we discussed in last week's News Review, The changing role of the agent, there are several other trends emerging - the increasingly editorial role of agencies, the spread of support areas and other opportunities for writers' work and the ever more international approach agents take to selling their clients' work.

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22 August 2016

Beyond the changes we discussed in last week's News Review, The changing role of the agent, there are several other trends emerging - the increasingly editorial role of agencies, the spread of support areas and other opportunities for writers' work and the ever more international approach agents take to selling their clients' work. Read more

Literary Agents in India: Not Your Traditional Gatekeepers

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 5:24pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

Literary Agents in India: Not Your Traditional Gatekeepers website

Not least because most publishers accept and commission direct submissions from authors in India, literary agents there are relatively new to the scene.

The Pros and Cons of Getting Inside a Villain’s Mind | Literary Hub

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 5:19pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

The Pros and Cons of Getting Inside a Villain’s Mind | Literary Hub website

Introducing a villain's point of view in a novel-whether it be one of several perspectives or solely the antagonists' viewpoint-has as many great benefits as it does potential pitfalls. So caution is advised when entering the mind of a villain in order to tell a story, because you never know what might go wrong. Read more

Thomas Mann's Pacific Palisades Home Is For Sale And It's A HUGE Deal In Germany: LAist

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 5:13pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

Thomas Mann's Pacific Palisades Home Is For Sale And It's A HUGE Deal In Germany: LAist website

Thomas Mann's former Pacific Palisades house, where the author lived in exile from Germany from 1942 to 1952 is for sale-and the German intelligentsia is very worried. Read more

The Millions : British Humiliation and 'The Cursed Child' - The Millions

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 5:02pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

The Millions : British Humiliation and 'The Cursed Child' - The Millions website

In late July, a kind of spell fell over London's West End as the latest iteration of the Harry Potter saga opened: a play that even the New York Times' imperious theatre critic Ben Brantley deemed magical. "The Eighth Story. Read more

Online community provides safe space for women writers | The Bookseller

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 4:56pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

Online community provides safe space for women writers | The Bookseller website

A new hashtag, #women_writers, is providing a safe space for female writers to talk about their literary passions, careers and frustrations in response to sexism within the publishing industry.

BBC Arts - Books Features - Rebel with a cause: Bob Geldof on WB Yeats

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 4:50pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

BBC Arts - Books Features - Rebel with a cause: Bob Geldof on WB Yeats website

Recordings of poems by W B Yeats by well-known actors and musicians

Philippa Gregory insists on 'fact clause' in film contracts | The Bookseller

Fri, 26/08/2016 - 4:46pm — Chris Holifield

22 August 2016

Philippa Gregory insists on 'fact clause' in film contracts | The Bookseller website

Author Philippa Gregory insists on a "clause" in film contracts to prevent filmmakers from changing historic facts in her work.

"I could not tolerate script writers changing the history of the novels," Gregory told the BBC. "The temptation of film makers to treat historical fact and fiction as if they were one and the same thing... is something I oppose."

Monthly archive - August 2016

Inkitt Literary Agency

22 August 2016 - What's new

The changing role of the agent 2

Literary Agents in India: Not Your Traditional Gatekeepers

The Pros and Cons of Getting Inside a Villain’s Mind | Literary Hub

Thomas Mann's Pacific Palisades Home Is For Sale And It's A HUGE Deal In Germany: LAist

The Millions : British Humiliation and 'The Cursed Child' - The Millions

Online community provides safe space for women writers | The Bookseller

BBC Arts - Books Features - Rebel with a cause: Bob Geldof on WB Yeats

Philippa Gregory insists on 'fact clause' in film contracts | The Bookseller

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