Agents, editors, and publishers
Description
This volume looks at writing from the perspective of agents, editors, and publishers. It begins with a Q&A segment that spells out how to secure an agent. Moderated by agent Betsy Amster, the panel-BJ Robbins, Julie Barer, and Elyse Cheney-fields questions including What do you like to see in a query letter? and What is a good way to find the right agent? A panel featuring editors Ann Close and Joy Johannesson and publisher Michael Pietsch concludes the program. Questions in this segment range from the general-What makes a book sell?-to the very specific: How do you determine the advance amount an author receives?
Runtime
99 min
Series
- The Ultimate Media Librarian Collection (44)
- The Path to Publication: Advice from Authors, Editors, and Agents (7)
- The Aspiring Writer's Collection (9)
- The English Collection (10)
Subjects
Genre
Date of Publication
[2006], c2005
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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