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Literary Rambles: Agent Spotlight: Peter Rubie
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Middle Grade Ninja: 7 Questions For: Literary Agent Dr. Uwe Stender
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| | Interviews with literary agents, editors, middle grade writers, and young adult authors. Middle grade book of the week reviews. Robert Kent.
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So You Want to Write a Book, Part II: The Agent | Nature's Poisons
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| | 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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Middle Grade Ninja: 7 Questions For: Literary Agent Laurie McLean
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| | Interviews with literary agents, editors, middle grade writers, and young adult authors. Middle grade book of the week reviews. Robert Kent.
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Poison for Breakfast | A Fondness For Reading
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| Here's a quote from a fun little book I read for the Readers Imbibing Peril -XVI challenge. The book, Poison for Breakfast, by Daniel Handler, was the first Lemony Snicket book I've read, and it made me laugh out loud and kept me highly entertained throughout. This quote, though, struck a particularly familiar chord with...