Found this blog today at lunch. Nathan Bransford is a literary agent from Curtis Brown LTD and runs a nice little blog with excellent advice for writers and those seeking an agent. Also his blog links on the side are well worth a read, too.
Funny enough, I am not in the market for an agent right now, not because I don't want one (I do, and if any are reading, you'll be hearing from me in the future) but because I don't have anything to send to one at the moment.
I'm up to my eyebrows in editing Cold Magics right now. The King Below, which I could be marketing to an agent, is languishing on the shelf in need of a re-write, while my next one is still sitting in my brain, bubbling away like a stew pot getting ready to explode. Problem is, I need to keep a lid on it because I don't have time to start another project right now.
So not this year, but next year, I will be looking for an agent. One that handles historical fiction as well as fantasy. I have a cool idea for the next book.
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2 comments:
I bought Small Magics from you at Ad Astra and really enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to Cold Magics.
Excellent!
I'm going to work hard to have copies of Cold Magics ready for next year's Ad Astra. Hopefully, that will work with my publisher's schedule.
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