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johnaugust.com
The original post for this episode can be found [here](http://johnaugust.com/2012/the-black-list-and-a-stack-of-scenes). **John August:** Hello. My name is John August. **Craig Mazin:** My name is Craig Mazin. **John:** And this is Scriptnotes, a podcast about screenwriting and things that are interesting to screenwriters. Now, Craig, something feels different today. Is it an earlier time? **Craig:** It's definitely |
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naturespoisons.com
If you've skipped ahead or landed here randomly, the advice I have is generally for non-fiction. It's a slightly different process for fiction, but the parts on this page about researching agents and query letters certainly works for both fiction and non-fiction, it just happens that my only experience is on the non-fiction side. So... |
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www.novelmatters.com
Note: Yep, this is a summer rerun, too, but I've done some tweaking. Are we not all editors at heart? One perk of being a published writ... |
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pennyklostermann.com
Hello writers! I was prompted to add this page to my blog because I'm frequently asked excellent questions like these. What's the procedure for getting a book published? How do you find a publisher? How do you find an illustrator? How do you find an agent? Do you need an agent? Will you introduce... |
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