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  • Things to Be Aware of When Negotiating a Publishing Contract

    José Pablo Iriarte
    José Pablo Iriarte
    Signing a contract is both exciting and terrifying for first-time authors. For those who don’t work in the publishing industry, it’s incredibly difficult to know whether or not a contract is fair for the author. José Pablo Iriarte, author and educator...
    • over 7 years ago
    • Legal
    • Contracts
  • Subsidiary Considerations: Performance & Film Rights - video

    Judy Klein
    Judy Klein
    Selling the film rights to your book is an exciting prospect. Agent and rights consultant Judy Klein discusses film and performance subsidiary rights and how it all works. If you have an agent, he or she will often look for opportunities to sell film...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Legal
    • Subsidiary Rights
  • Subsidiary Considerations: Performance & Film Rights - podcast

    Judy Klein
    Judy Klein
    Selling the film rights to your book is an exciting prospect. Agent and rights consultant Judy Klein discusses film and performance subsidiary rights and how it all works. If you have an agent, he or she will often look for opportunities to sell film...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Legal
    • Subsidiary Rights
  • Can An Author Be Successful by Self Publishing? - podcast

    David Patterson
    David Patterson
    Literary agent David Patterson recommends that authors try to publish through traditional publishers, but he does say it is possible to be successful in self publishing. Publishers and agents do track if self-published books have been a success. He...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Self-Publishing
    • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • Can An Author Be Successful by Self Publishing? - video

    David Patterson
    David Patterson
    Literary agent David Patterson recommends that authors try to publish through traditional publishers, but he does say it is possible to be successful in self publishing. Publishers and agents do track if self-published books have been a success. He...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Self-Publishing
    • Advantages/Disadvantages
  • How to Make Your Book Proposal Stand Out When Pitching to a Publisher or Agent

    Pete Nikolai
    Pete Nikolai
    A key document that may be required when trying to find an agent and get your nonfiction book traditionally published, is a book proposal. Per Pete Nikolai, Director of Publishing Services at HarperCollins Christian Publishing, you should work on developing...
    • over 2 years ago
    • Traditional Publishing
    • Submission Process
  • How the Midwest Writers Workshop Benefits Writers at Any Stage in the Journey

    Leah McNaughton Lederman
    Leah McNaughton Lederman
    The Midwest Writer's Workshop recently celebrated it's 50th year as an organization with a day of free panels and workshops for writers. Assistant Director Leah McNaughton Lederman says the organization's goal is to unite writers and provide a thriving...
    • over 2 years ago
    • Managing Your Writing Life
    • Networking
  • William Heath on Writing and Rewriting Devil Dancer - podcast

    William Heath
    William Heath
    Author William Heath's first novel, Devil Dancer, explores the world of Lexington, KY in 1972 and the shooting of a prized race horse. He secured an agent right away when he wrote the book in 1980, but the agent struggled with getting a publisher because...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Getting Feedback
    • Peer Reviews
  • William Heath on Writing and Rewriting Devil Dancer - video

    William Heath
    William Heath
    Author William Heath's first novel, Devil Dancer, explores the world of Lexington, KY in 1972 and the shooting of a prized race horse. He secured an agent right away when he wrote the book in 1980, but the agent struggled with getting a publisher because...
    • over 9 years ago
    • Getting Feedback
    • Peer Reviews
  • Author Annie Sullivan on Her Book, "A Touch Of Gold", Getting Optioned for Film

    Annie Sullivan
    Annie Sullivan
    As a traditionally published author, Annie Sullivan has literary agent representation and along with that, a side agent that negotiates things like movie options. Many book-to-screen option agreements get negotiated through an agent, but in her case...
    • over 2 years ago
    • Book to Screen
    • Adaptations
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