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So, here’s the deal — August for me is, as the kids say, “supa-cray-cray.”  I’m working on like, 17 novels and two scripts or something like that. As such, I have put out various tendrils and pea shoots and solicited...

Guest Blogger: Chuck Sambuchino, editor and writer for Writer’s Digest, and host of the Guide To Literary Agents blog. Here’s Chuck: September 2015 sees the release of three of my new books, the 2016 Guide to Literary Agents, the 2016 Children’s Writer...

Welcome to the week that was. In last week's WIR: Susan Bonifant wanted to clear up a point from a comment last week about her investment banker giving her a referral to an agent who was also a client: Correction: My investment friend mentioned me...

by Oberazzi / via Flickr The stand-alone query letter has one purpose, and one purpose only: To seduce the agent or editor into reading or requesting your work. The query is so much of a sales piece that you should be able to write it without having...

This Post originally appeared on the blog ScreenCraft. ScreenCraft is dedicated to helping screenwriters and filmmakers succeed through educational events, screenwriting competitions and the annual ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship program, connecting...