Agents for literary agent for publishers

Click here to access your bonus list of the top 10 agents for debut writers. That link is live through Wednesday at 11:59 pm EDT, so don’t wait too long. Know what else is live through then? The brandy-spankin' new payment plan on your Path to Getting Published. I hate the idea of anyone missing out on the opportunity to take advantage of the tips, tools and resources offered - so, I've made it even easier to follow your dreams. Now, you can skyrocket your chances of landing an agent and getting a book deal with the new 2-pay plan. Go here to take advantage of that right now. Or, go here and save when you pay in full. Here's a refresher on what you'll get inside the course: All About Agents is where you lay the foundation that will increase your chances of landing an agent and getting a book deal. And that will make pitching easier and faster. In these tutorials you’ll learn stuff like: > how to tell if an agent is the "right" agent for you and your career (And, what are the warning signs that you should avoid a particular agent.) > 7 ways to find agents that are looking for books like yours right now (And how to find the name of the agent for almost any book.) > 5 common misconceptions about agents that could lead you to sign with the wrong one >  3 things you must know about an agent before you hit "send" on your query (Miss these, and you're query will be automatically rejected.) (And lots more.) Plus you get: top 10 listings for the agents in your genre and an agent tracker spreadsheet to keep it all organized and on track, so don’t drop the ball and miss a critical follow-up date. (Trust me, you’ll have a lot of balls in the air when you start pitching.) All About Queries is where you craft a pitch that ensures agents and publishers see your book’s full potential. In these tutorials you’ll learn stuff like: > the very tempting, often used, yet least effective way to open your query that almost always leads to rejection > 3 methods you can model to write your book hook (And the four things your book hook must accomplish to get the agent to continue reading.) > the 15-second rule, and why breaking it could cost you the book deal > the 4-part format for the perfect fiction synopsis (And how to decide which plot points should NOT be in your query.) > And you’ll see 100+ examples of the screenwriting technique you can use to make your book instantly appealing. (A technique used successfully for books like Divergent, Vamped, The Eve Trilogy, and by writers like Gillian Flynn, by blogger Jenny Lawson and many more.) Plus you get: grab-n-go template and Perfect Query visual guide with quick tips for each section. 30 real-world examples of book hooks to get your juices flowing. 100 Sticky Mashup examples including 10 formulas for finding your perfect Sticky Mashup. All About Proposals gives you everything you need to close the biggest deal possible. In these tutorials you’ll learn stuff like: > the difference between a fiction and nonfiction proposal, and when you’ll need one for fiction (You get both the Fiction & Nonfiction information inside the course!) > the #1 metric publishers will use to calculate the size of your advance check (And, how to write a book proposal that gets the biggest advance check possible.) > a common advertising technique that will help you define your audience (Psst - this is a biggie for publishers.) > For FICTION: You’ll learn the real goal of the longer form synopsis and how to write one. (And, the three ways it differs from what you’ll write in your query.) > For NONFICTION: You’ll learn the two words you must keep out of your proposal to ensure the agents and publishers are taking you seriously. (Yup, it’s two simple words.) (And lots more.) Plus you get: grab-no-go templates for both fiction and nonfiction proposals, detailed instructions on how to write your comp title section, How to Fluff Your Bio checklist. Whew. That was a long list. So let's summarize it this way: ***** Inside the Path to Published you'll find everything you need to identify the right agents, knock their socks off, and get on your path to bookstore shelves. All in one place. All in easy-to-understand language that's simple to act on. **** 👉  That's over $1,200 in value...all for just $297.    PLUS if you join during the VIP workshop window you get: > 3 VIP Group Coaching calls, where we review queries, answer questions and keep everyone moving towards their dreams. > Monthly updated top agent lists. (all genres) So if you think this course will help you achieve your dream of getting published... (I think it will) There's no better time than now.... to take that first step. Click here to get instant, lifetime access. (All in, it's over $1,200 of agent-nabbing, book-deal getting goodness. ) Then check your inbox for an email from me. I'll be sending your personal access links right away. Oh, and I'll be doing a little happy dance for you. Because I'll know that you've made a giant leap towards achieving your goals. (And that also makes me happy.) Thanks for attending yesterday! Kathy PS - For you bottom scrollers (you know who you are)...here's the skinny: 1. You can find the link to download the top 10 agents for debut writers list up there. ☝️ 2. And right here you can find a link to still take advantage of yesterday's webinar pricing on the Path to Published. 3. And right here you can take advantage of the new 2-pay option! (Both are good through Wednesday at 11:59 pm EDT!) Don't want to hear any more about the special webinar Path to Published course discounts or bonuses? No worries - just click here and we'll be sure to keep those emails out of your inbox.

Ready to be published

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Since writing the very first word of my debut novel, The Age of Deception, I have been dreaming about sharing the finished work. Finally a chapter adapted as a short fiction was sent to Apex Magazine. Now I just wait to see if the readers like my short fiction and if the magazine would published it. Me? I am more than ready to be published.

یکی از بخش‌های اولین رمانم به انگلیسی را برای مجله‌ای در امریکا ارسال کردم. حال باید منتظر بمانم تا ببینم آیا داستان را چاپ خواهند کرد.

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