Interview with Literary Agent Jennifer March Soloway (Part 1) :: Stories Unbound #17
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Jennifer March Soloway is an Associate Agent at the reputable Andrea Brown Literary Agency. In this interview: How to pitch your story to an Agent. What’s a query letter? …and how to write one. Why it’s important to keep revising, rewriting and resubmitting your story. What is the Big Sur Writing Workshop? …and why you […]
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Jennifer March Soloway is an Associate Agent at the reputable Andrea Brown Literary Agency.
In this interview:
How to pitch your story to an Agent.
What’s a query letter? …and how to write one.
Why it’s important to keep revising, rewriting and resubmitting your story.
What is the Big Sur Writing Workshop? …and why you should go.
What do a Toy Inventor Liaison and a Literary Agent have in common?
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What Do You Think?
Jennifer talked about how her job as a Toy Inventor Liaison was a stepping stone in helping her become a literary agent.
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CommentsGah, sorry just realised I hit post before I'd finished typing ... by Rowena JamesHey, Brilliant show and so useful, thank you. In answer to ... by Rowena JamesHi Miscy, So glad you enjoyed the episode! Thanks for all ... by Shawna TenneyI really enjoy this first part of this interview, I can”t ... by Micsy VargasThank you so much, Shawna. Thank you for the invitation to ... by AnnieZPlus 5 more...