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"Doorknobs & BodyPaint, Issue 66 has gone live and I've been honored to have another story selected in this "work" theme issue." Enjoy.
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Agent Consultation
"Do agents ever get blurbs? They should and here's mine for Erin: I hired her for a consult this past spring on how to break up w/ my agent and secure a new, more active one. Not only did her advice get me my number one choice, that new agent just sold my memoir at auction to Knopf! Erin, you are a literary spark plug extraordinaire!"
Description of Services
Erin is available for a She Writes Virtual Lunch—
a comprehensive hour-long phone consultation for 100 bucks!
She is also available for a Virtual Lunch PLUS, which includes the hour-long phone consultation as well as editorial feedback on narrative nonfiction, query letter rewrites, and sample book proposals. The cost of a Virtual Lunch PLUS is $150!
About Erin Hosier
Erin Hosier has been agenting since 2001. She got her start at The Gernert Company, and moved to Dunow Carlson & Lerner in 2007. She primarily works with nonfiction authors and has a special interest in popular culture, music, sociology and memoir. She grew up in Ohio, and lives in Brooklyn. Clients include Mishna Wolff, Edan Lepucki, Brandon Bird, Sarah Thyre, Jackie Battenfield, Chad Orzel and Jerry Lee Lewis. She co-hosts the infamous Literary Death Match in NYC and blogs about publishing for She Writes.com.
Contact: erin [at] dclagency [dot] com
"Without Molly Lyons and Joelle Delbourgo Associates, I would not have a writing career. Truly, they are not only incredibly professional, but also personal. They have provided me with a tremendous amount of insight and encouragement. They make me believe that anything is possible."
—Abby Sher, young adult novelist and memoirist
Description of Services
Have just a glimmer of an idea? A full-formed manuscript? Molly can help guide you through each stage of your project’s life. She will help you develop and focus your concept and help shape your proposals and manuscripts. She can give you pointers on how to best market your work and yourself to agents, and can assist you in starting to build up a bit of a platform before you do.
About Molly Lyons
Molly Lyons began her career as a magazine editor and writer before joining Joëlle Delbourgo Associates, Inc. where she represents a wide range of fiction and non-fiction. Her background allows her to bring a well-rounded and unique approach to agenting—from developing her clients’ manuscripts and proposals, to positioning them in the marketplace, to helping shape their literary careers. Molly has a particular interest in young adult and middle grade projects as well as adult fiction and non-fiction.
Please note that a consultation does not guarantee that Molly will represent your work, but she’ll treat you as she does all her clients—with warm humor and honest advice.
Molly is available for a She Writes Virtual Lunch—
a comprehensive hour-long phone consultation for 100 bucks!
Contact: mollylyons [at] hotmail [dot] com
"If it weren't for Christina, I simply would not have sold my book proposal. Of course, I knew the material and what needed to be said -- but Christina understood how to shape it so publishers would buy it. She was such a good partner, in fact, I hired her to edit the actual book as well. And I'd do it again. Working with her was an absolute pleasure."
—Allison Gilbert, author of Always Too Soon: Voices of Support for Those Who Have Lost Both Parents and the forthcoming Parentless Parents (Hyperion)
Description of Services
Christina offers a variety of services for nonfiction and fiction writers, including manuscript evaluation, line editing, consultation on book proposals and concept development, and writing coaching. Every one of the 23 book proposals she has written or edited has sold to a major publisher; she has also edited more than 75 book-length manuscripts.
Christina also offers writing coaching and editing -- click here for more on those services.
About Christina Baker Kline
Christina is the author of four novels, including, most recently, Bird in Hand and The Way Life Should Be. She has edited four anthologies, including About Face: Women Write about What They See When They Look in the Mirror, Room to Grow, and Child of Mine, and is co-author of The Conversation Begins: Mothers and Daughters Talk about Living Feminism. She is Writer-in-Residence at Fordham University. Her blog is Writing/Life: Notes on Craft & the Creative Process.
Christina is available for a She Writes Virtual Lunch—
a comprehensive hour-long phone consultation for 100 bucks!
Contact: bakerkline [at] aol [dot] com
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