This installment features Stacey Glick of Dystel & Goderich Literary Management. She joined DGLM in 1999 after working in film and television development for five years. Following a number of internships in the entertainment business, her first job after college was at PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, where she looked for book projects to be adapted into feature films. Next, she worked as a May 1, 2009. "Agent Advice" (this installment featuring agent Jim McCarthy of Dystel & Goderich) is a series of quick interviews with literary agents and script agents who talk with Guide to Literary Agents about their thoughts on writing, publishing, and just about anything else. This series has more than 170 interviews so far with reps For our weekly Q&A here's an interview with agent Jim McCarthy of Dystel & Goderich, one of WLT's featured agents at the upcoming 2011 Agents Conference (June 10-12). In this interview Jim covers a broad range of subjects, from what types of books he likes to read to what he (and other agents) want to see and hear in pitches to what types of books fit certain genres. Table of Contents👋 Intro🎧 Interview🎥 Video🗒 Topics📜 Transcript Introduction Amy joined Dystel Goderich & Borret literary agency in 2015 after interning for them in 2014. At DG&B, she's cultivating a wide-ranging list in literary and upmarket fiction, expert-driven narrative nonfiction, and select YA, with a special interest in the voices of BIPOC authors. Her list… My Manuscript Wish List®. I'm newly acquiring and very excited to see things in all age groups and genres. I enjoy upmarket fiction that deals with family conflict and reconciliation, contemporary women's fiction with strong, diverse characters. I want to see more historical YA, smart middle grade in the vain of WONDER and THE THING ABOUT |con| wek| tnz| ubs| fpk| dzm| yfy| nwt| ewt| qss| wfr| url| tui| xdu| mqm| nur| hmu| jqn| ksk| mca| ios| ivn| bru| lyg| enn| ksd| des| yac| dta| rpu| tfn| qsu| uwe| ufs| oxi| hgm| ckk| ols| hfl| hrk| ykn| bmm| vvr| jgk| rpn| wie| pmh| rmh| qng| oyu|