Jeff Herman
Autor von The Insider's Guide to Book Editors and Publishers
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Jeff Herman, a successful literary agent, has sold more than a thousand books to dozens of publishers and, since 1990, has mentored millions of writers through this guidebook.
Werke von Jeff Herman
You Can Make It Big Writing Books: A Top Agent Shows How to Develop a Million-Dollar Bestseller (1999) 18 Exemplare
Jeff Herman's Guide to Book Publishers, Editors & Literary Agents - Fully Revised & Updated 2017: Who They Are, What… (2016) 4 Exemplare
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Herman delivers a comprehensive, accessible resource invaluable for all writers. He weaves highly-sought after up-to-date information about literary agents and publishers, with the process of what to do and not do on the road to getting published. Herman also infuses enough humor and inspiration throughout this resource to make it an enjoyable read. Thank you, Mr. Herman, for dedicating yourself to a momentous endeavor that has and will help so many people, including me!
the "advice for writers" section is excellent.
Great book! Found content to be informative and accurate. However the 2012 edition was almost word for word a repeat of the 2011 edition, very disappointed and a waste of money, not to mention the material was out of date.
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Part 2: Literary Agents
Part 3: Publishing Conglomerates (Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, PRH, S&S)
Part 4: Independent Presses
Part 5: Freelance Editors
The literary agents are listed alphabetically by agency, with an extensive Q&A for each agent within the agency. It would be useful to have them sorted, or indexed, by the type of material they are seeking as well (e.g. picture books, middle grade, YA, adult fiction, nonfiction, etc.) but as agents within an agency may cover all of those between themselves, I understand why it wasn't done this way. Still, a useful resource.… (mehr)