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The overall picture in publishing has blurred. Writers, from novices to veterans, are struggling to re-define their job, their goals, and their role in the process. Chip MacGregor, a respected voice with thirty years in the industry as a writer, editor, publisher and, now, agent and owner of MacGregor Literary, is here to help. Inside, you'll find answers to questions regarding: WRITING FOR PUBLICATION: Craft, popular trends, collaborating, etc. THE ROLE OF THE WRITER: Finding agents or editors, querying, platforms, etc. THE ROLE OF THE LITERARY AGENT: Responsibilities, markets, contracts,...

Your novel is ready to go. Your nonfiction book is fleshed out. NOW WHAT? This book uses clear, detailed explanations, work-sheets, and annotated examples to walk you step-by-step through: INDUSTRY TERMINOLOGY, QUERYING, PITCHING, PROPOSALS, and FORMATTING A MANUSCRIPT. You'll find helpful information regarding who and when to query, and how to find contacts. Suggestions on how to create a pitch are offered, along with sample pitches, as well as advice from a speaking professional on how to deal with a face-to-face pitch. There are detailed instructions for building professional, industry...

*A 2014 Bronze IPPY Award Winner* *A 2014 IndieReader Approved Read* At 23, shy, quirky Addison Taylor is a responsible adult. At least, that's what she put on her job application. Addy hated high school on her first go round, often referred to as Potato Face as she read a book in the corner. And now, on her first day as an English teacher, she's pretty sure she won't make it through this second serving of hell. Unfortunately, she needs a paycheck. She certainly can't rely on her unstable boyfriend. And then there's the rag-tag debate team she's forced to coach - kids who want a way out of...