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Navigating the Changing Book Industry — what writers should know to sell their book

On July 1, 2009 By

Doris Booth, founder and agent with the Authorlink Literary Group and Authorlink.com, presented a workshop at the DFW Writers Conference, May 2, 2009 entitled:

Navigating the Changing Book Industry — an insider’s view of what writers should know

Doris Booth has been an agent for over 13 years. She actively follows the [...]

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Notes from the DFW Writers Conference Agents’ Panel, May 2009

On July 1, 2009 By

On May 2, 2009, the DFW Writers Conference (sponsored by the DFW Writers’ Workshop) hosted a Question and Answer Session with a panel of literary agents. Agents  on the panel were Doris Booth, Sally Harding, Al Longden and Dr. Uwe Stender. The following are highlights from my notes during the session. It is by no [...]

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Marketing for Writers is really phishing for suckers

On February 7, 2009 By

While I’ve learned to recognize the come-ons by snake oil sales people on the Internet, I sometimes give one a chance to prove me wrong. (I’m actually planning a post on how to recognize at a class an obvious bottom-feeder.) So far, none of them have.

A disappointment this morning was [...]

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