Literary agent Juliet Mushens began her publishing career at HarperCollins after reading history at Cambridge. She now works for The AgencyFounded in 1995 they represent screenwriters, directors, playwrights, composers, and children's authors & illustrators. Also film and TV rights in novels and non-fiction. Adult novels represented only for existing clients. Also handle dramatic rights for a number of authors, working in association with the literary agencies Rogers, Coleridge & White, Luigi Bonomi Associates, Faith Evans, Gregory & Company, David Grossman, A.M.Heath, Lutyens & Rubinstein, and Lavinia Trevor. Group. Here, she shares her 10 tips for breaking into the publishing industry.
How To Become A Literary Agent | Marie Claire
30 June 2014
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