Writer’s Conferences

A Mock 15-Minute Meeting at a Conference: Follow Along

Mary Keeley

Blogger: Mary Keeley

If you have yet to experience a meeting with an agent at a conference, or if you’ve had several but came away with regrets on your performance, you need to invest in some careful preparation. Follow along on…

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Backdoor to Literary Representation

Wendy Lawton

Blogger: Wendy Lawton

So. . . you need a literary agent. You know you’ve got a knock-em-dead manuscript but now you have to find an agent willing to represent you. You’ve done everything right. You’ve gone to the agency website to see…

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What to do when an editor shows interest and other editors have the proposal

Rachel Kent

Blogger: Rachel Kent

This blog is in answer to a question we received from Kristen in Washington.

She asks: “Let’s suppose that three editors request a proposal at a writers conference. What in the world does a writer do if one of…

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Don’t drop the ball! Following up after a conference

Rachel Kent

Blogger: Rachel Kent

The ACFW conference has come and gone, and I know many of you attended this year. I have heard glowing reports from my clients who were in attendance. There were many blogs written before the conference about conference…

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How to Set Your Writing Goal for 2013–and Achieve It

Mary Keeley

Blogger: Mary Keeley

You’ve heard the axiom, plan your work and work your plan. Sound advice but so often glossed over or under-applied. Now is the time to begin thinking . . . and preparing. You have three months to set…

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After the Conference

Wendy Lawton

Blogger: Wendy Lawton

We often write about how to get ready for a conference and how to make the most of each day at the conference, but what about after the conference is over? There’s usually a natural letdown after intense…

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