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Agent Caitlin McDonald on PERFECTING YOUR PITCH! with Lindsay Bandy
Today, we welcome Caitlin McDonald from Donald Maass Literary Agency! Caitlin is here to help you write your pitch, and to let you know what she’s looking for! Read below, then reserve your spot to pitch Caitlin at Fall Philly! … Continue reading
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Agent Suzie Townsend on PERFECTING YOUR PITCH! with Lindsay Bandy
We continue our pitching-advice series today with Suzie Townsend of New Leaf Literary. Suzie will be accepting pitches at our 2017 Fall Philly event, and you can register and reserve a pitch with her today! But first, read below to … Continue reading
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Tagged #pitchtips, 2017, agents seeking, agents seeking women's fiction, crafting a strong pitch, EPA SCBWI, events, Fall Philly, fantasy, how to pitch an agent, Lindsay Bandy, literary middle grade, New Leaf Literary, psychological suspense, romance, SCBWI, science fiction, Suzie Townsend, young adult
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Fall Philly Faculty Spotlight: Agent Charlie Olsen, by Lindsay Bandy
Fall Philly is this weekend! Hooray, hooray! I can’t wait to see you all, and meet our fabulous faculty. Speaking of faculty, today we are shining the spotlight on Mr. Charlie Olsen of InkWell Management….. Hi Charlie! What’s on your … Continue reading
Posted in Fall Philly 2016, Uncategorized
Tagged #ampitching, #pitchtips, agents seeking diverse characters, agents seeking fantasy, agents seeking graphic novels, agents seeking nonfiction, agents seeking YA, Charlie Olsen, creating a strong pitch, Fall Philly, how to pitch an agent, InkWell Management, Lindsay Bandy
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Fall Philly Faculty Spotlight: Agent Christa Heschke, by Lori Ann Palma
Our roll call of fabulous Fall Philly faculty continues with literary agent Christa Heschke of McIntosh & Otis. Hi Christa! What’s on your wish list right now? My wish list is in detail on my blog, located at christaheschke.blogspot.com What’s … Continue reading
Fall Philly Faculty Spotlight: Agent Sean McCarthy, by Lori Ann Palma
Next in line for our fabulous Fall Philly Faculty spotlight is Sean McCarthy of the Sean McCarthy Literary Agency. Hi Sean! What’s on your wish list right now? The longer that I work in publishing, the broader that my … Continue reading
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Tagged #ampitching, Agents seeking humor, agents seeking strong characters, how to pitch an agent, lori ann palma, Pitch Tips, pitching tips, Sean McCarthy, Sean McCarthy Literary Agency
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Fall Philly Faculty Spotlight: Jordy Albert of the Booker Albert Literary Agency, by Lindsay Bandy
We’re excited to welcome Jordy Albert to Fall Philly this year! Jordy is the co-founder of the Booker Albert Literary Agency, and she was kind enough to answer a few questions for us. Hi Jordy!! What’s on your wish-list right now? Diverse … Continue reading
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Tagged #ampitching, acquiring agents, agents seeking diverse picture books, agents seeking Middle Grade, agents seeking picture books, agents seeking picture books with animals, agents seeking young adult, booker albert literary agency, contemporary romance, contemporary/realistic, Fall Philly, fantasy, historical romance, how to pitch an agent, Jordy Albert, Lindsay Bandy, Pitch Tips, regency romance, science fiction
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Fall Philly Faculty Spotlight: Agent Beth Phelan of the Bent Agency, by Lori Ann Palma
To continue our focus on this year’s Fall Philly Faculty, we’re happy to have Beth Phelan, literary agent from The Bent Agency, to answer our questions. Hi Beth! What’s on your wish list right now? I’m always most … Continue reading
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Tagged #ampitching, #MSWL, agents seeking Middle Grade, agents seeking young adult, Beth Phelan, EPA SCBWI, Fall Philly, how to pitch an agent, KidLit, lori ann palma, pitching tips, SCBWI, The Bent Agency
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