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So What Do You Do, Sara Shepard, Author of Pretty Little Liars?
The author who published 20 books in eight years gives tips on how writers can overcome the blank page and write more.

So What Do You Do, Nicholas Sparks, Bestselling Romance Novelist?
Hollywood's go-to guy for love stories details the inspiration behind his books, dealing with rejection, and how he penned 16 bestselling novels.

So What Do You Do, James Othmer, Ad Creative Turned Author?
A former reporter and ad creative, this author details how each job informed the next and what surprised him while researching for his ad industry tell-all.

So What Do You Do, Linda Fairstein, Bestselling Crime Novelist?
From sex crimes prosecutor to prolific author, Linda Fairstein plots a page-turner a year, markets herself online, and doles out PR wisdom for new writers.

Pitching an Agent: FinePrint Literary Management
Interested in long-term relationships with authors, this agency seeks fiction and nonfiction that will excel in digital and print arenas.

Pitching an Agent: Evatopia Literary Management
This middle grade and YA-loving agency is seeking 'passionate' and 'patient' authors.

Pitching an Agent: Redhammer Management, Ltd.
Children's and young adult fiction from intelligent scribes are in demand at this boutique agency.

Pitching An Agent: Talbot Fortune Agency
Your fortune could change for the better with a passionate, professional pitch to these lit agents.

Pitching An Agent: Renaissance Literary & Talent
This celebrity-driven literary management company welcomes new blood with 'terrific writing, strong concepts and platforms.'

Pitching An Agent: Publication Riot Group
This agency grooms prolific writers into bestselling authors, so long as they have a full understanding of the market and the credentials to back up their proposals.

Pitching An Agent: Open To Good Stories In Any Genre
After decades as an editor and "author's advocate in-house," this agent now uses his expertise to manage a diverse client list.

Pitching An Agent: Brown Literary Agency
A fan of "happily ever after" narratives, this boutique agency seeks marketable romantic fiction on the spicy side.

Pitching An Agent: Quirky Queries Wanted
Attention to detail and a deep interest in genre fiction make this agency a top spot for sci-fi and fantasy queries.

Pitching An Agent: Committed To Helping Writers Become Authors
These agents want fiction and nonfiction authors who can deliver polished proposals, groundbreaking writing, and fresh protagonists.

Pitching An Agent: Self-Help and Memoir With Wide Market Appeal
These experienced agents are looking for authors to join their list of fiction and nonfiction scribes who spin motivating stories.

Pitching An Agent: An Appetite For Children's, YA, And Cookbooks
Drawing from her experience as a teacher and children's bookstore owner, this agent immerses herself in the youth fiction market.

Pitching An Agent: Filling The Niche Of Inspirational Romances
This teacher-turned-agent has a soft spot for love stories and a strong record of landing multi-book deals.

Pitching An Agent: From Rocket Scientist To Young Adult Lit Maven
This agent works with an eclectic mix of seasoned authors and emerging writers to develop and market their material.

Pitching An Agent: 'Interested In A Terrific Platform'
For both fiction and non, authors with a 'unique voice and point of view' will capture this agent's attention.

Pitching An Agent: 'A Passion For Story'
This eclectic agency seeks well-crafted narratives for its expanding list of fiction and nonfiction.

Pitching An Agent: 'Award-Winning Commercial Fiction'
This agency is open to well-crafted queries from mature authors with a demonstrated platform.

Pitching an Agent: 'Intimate with All Areas of the Publishing Process'
An extensive publishing background and a small client list enables strong relationships between this agent and his writers.

Pitching an Agent: 'Collaboration Is The Cornerstone'
This up-and-coming agent has an affinity for 'irresistible' and 'captivating' narratives in fiction and nonfiction.

Pitching an Agent: 'Leapfrog Over The Competition'
This agency finds a 'remarkably high number' of saleable unsolicited queries, so get your nonfiction proposal ready.

Pitching an Agent: Looking for 'Fire in the Belly'
A fresh POV and smart marketing plans will make an impression on this mostly nonfiction agent.

Pitching an Agent: 'Build a Brand'
This Kansas-based lawyer-turned-literary agent is actively seeking "authors with a platform, who wish to build a brand with multiple projects."

Hey, How'd You Build a Successful Ghostwriting Career, David Ritz?
The biographer for music's biggest stars discusses the art of interviewing and gives tips to aspiring ghostwriters.

Pitching Children's Markets, Part II
Present fun, kid-friendly ideas with a grown-up tone for these powerhouses of the children's publishing world.

Quirky Ways To Market Your Book Online
Pump up your book promotion efforts online with video trailers, character blogs, serialization, and other clever tactics.

Be Your Own Best Book Publicist
Distinguish your book in a crowded market with these DIY tips for finding and reaching your key audience.

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HUMOR: Facebook Photo Album Derails Cardinal's Papal Candidacy - Posted March 11, 2013
The fact that content on users' Facebook profiles can affect their ... [AllFacebook]

Why Novelists Shouldn't Blog - Posted August 1, 2011
In a recent blog post, writer and blogger Livia Blackburne explained why novelists shouldn't devote too much time to their blog, declaring: "I think blogging is a waste of time." Below, we've collected three of ... [GalleyCat]