“At the end of the day, it is always the author’s book, it is their baby.” -Kelli Martin Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference. As we look ahead
“If you can hook me on page one and make me regret every time I have to put the book down, chances are I’ll want to work with you!” -Lauren E Abramo Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other
“I am always drawn to a creative and fresh hook for a story, something we haven’t seen before or a trope turned on its head.” -Jessica Errera Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for
“I think of the author/agent relationship as a marriage…we’re in it together, and if there’s no trust there, it won’t work.” -Rayhané Sanders Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors
“Fun is my main ingredient. If we’re not at least enjoying this, what is the point?” -Tricia Lawrence Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference. As we look ahead
“While beautiful writing can keep me going for a while, I need a snappy pace to keep me turning pages.” -Melissa Edwards Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference.
“It’s important to find someone who not only understands your work but who you feel comfortable talking openly with.” -Serene Hakim Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference. As
Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference. As we look ahead to the 23rd Annual A&E Conference in June, we’re happy to share Q&As with some of our faculty
Every year, the Writers’ League of Texas brings a faculty of close to thirty agents, editors, and other industry professionals to Austin for its Agents & Editors Conference. As we look ahead to the 23rd Annual A&E Conference in June, we’re happy to share Q&As with some of our faculty
Stephanie Barko, is a Literary Publicist based in Austin. Upon completing her degree in Sociology and Business, Ms. Barko was invited into the publishing industry after many years in high tech marketing. She was voted Preditors & Editors Best Book Promotion Service in 2011. Her award-winning clients include traditional publishers
