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There are so many book publishing companies these days that the big New York publishers no longer have the corner on the market. Writers can often directly approach smaller and independent publishers without having to first secure literary agent representation. But...
If a member of your critique group suggests a change you don't agree with, you can easily ignore the comment. But when you're talking to the literary agent who is trying to get you a book deal, or the literary journal editor who has made you an offer of...
Signing a contract with a literary journal can be exciting! But don’t let your enthusiasm get the best of you. We’ve said it before: Contracts favor the person/people who write them. Protect yourself by making sure you have a complete understanding of the hidden...
Before you sign a contract with a literary journal, be sure you understand it! The language of literary magazine contracts can sometimes be confusing. Here's a review of some basic terms and phrases to help you better understand what you're agreeing to. Grant of...
It's happened—a literary agency contract! Some writers who are offered an agreement from a literary agency simply sign on the dotted line without fully understanding what’s at stake. Maybe they have an implicit trust in their future literary agency. Or maybe they're...
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