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Caveat Scriptor: A Brief Guide to Researching Literary Agents Finding a literary agent is like moving to a new town and having to find a contractor to remodel your house and a mechanic to fix your car all at once. It has a strong element of Russian roulette. The union receives a steady stream of complaints from writers who have been defrauded and mistreated by agents, many of whom are really scam artists posing as agents. If you don't do your homework, you're likely to be another of their victims. On the other hand, if you do your homework as outlined here, you can be one of the lucky ones with an agent who works hard for you and advances your career. NWU RESOURCES NWU Agents Database. Information about agents gathered from the agents themselves, including the genres they do and don't handle, and comments by union members on agents they've worked with. Being anecdotal, the database is sometimes very useful and sometimes not. Reading it is like sitting at a table with a few other writers, exchanging war stories. The NWU Agents Database in only available to NWU members.

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writers.com feature: Bio Blurbing By Paula Guran If, as a writer, you haven't already encountered the "short bio" (AKA "bio blurb") you will one of these days. It may be one of the more important bits of nonfiction you'll ever craft. No matter where bio blurbs appear book flaps, an "about the authors" section, convention programmes, promotional materials they act as an important introduction to you and your work. They are a chance to connect with and (one hopes) make a favorable impression with readers. Since bio blurbs can lead readers to more of your work, they can be a promotional tool in and of themselves. In the case of anthologized short fiction or that published in a periodical, a short bio can be an introduction to other editors. The bio blurb is also a constantly evolving creation. Not only must you keep it factually current, but you'll discover that one blurb does not suit all needs. And yes, expect to write your own. There's an advantage in this you will spell your name correctly, know your credits accurately, and you may be the only one who can handle the subtle details. (We'll soon get to what those are.) Sometimes the subtle and not-so-subtle details will get screwed up anyway, but if you start with the person who cares the most about your writing career you then screw-ups are less likely. Let's look at two nicely done bio blurbs for two horror writers: STEPHEN KING is the author of more than thirty books, all of them worldwide bestsellers. Among his most recent are

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19. Researching African American History: Basic Resources Some narratives, as well as photographs, from the Federal writers Project Written by Melvin E. Page for Hnet, Humanities and Social Sciences Online and http://newark.rutgers.edu/~natalieb/afroam.htm

History Home Area Studies African-American American ... Geneology Researching African American History: Basic Resources Encyclopedias/Handbooks Finding Books : Library Catalogs Finding Articles ... Ask a Librarian Encyclopedias and Handbooks Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History . New York, Macmillan, 1996. 5 vols plus Supplement (2001). Signed entries covering all aspects of African-American history and life. Bibliographic references. A good starting point for research. Dana Call Number: Ref. E185 .E54 1996. Encyclopaedia Britannica Guide to Black History. Entries on people, institutions, and events. Includes some audio files and a timeline of African-American history. Black Women in America: A Historical Encyclopedia . Bloomington, Indiana, 1993. 2 vols. Biographical and topical essays. Dana Call Number: Ref. E185.86 .B542 1993b Dictionary of Afro-American Slavery . Edited by John Randall Miller and John David Smith. New York, Greenwood, 1988. Extensive collection of articles relating to slavery in the U.S. Bibliographic references. Dana Call Number: Ref. E441 .D53 1988

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Back to Articles Researching an Agent's Track Record by Victoria Strauss before The Procedure Start with a good print Guide to Literary Agents and Jeff Herman's Writer's Guide to Book Editors, Publishers, and Literary Agents Another nifty trick to try: go to Amazon.com and type the agent's name in quotes into the search box ("Henry Morrison"); or, if the agent has a common name, refine your search by adding the word agent ("Henry Morrison"+agent). Be sure your search is set for Books. Amazon's "Search Inside the Book" feature, which includes books from many top publishers, will bring up all text references, such as authors' mentions of their agents in their acknowledgments. Other good places to search: The Publisher's Weekly website. For genre writers, there may be a specialty magazine that covers the field. a website where many established agents have detailed listings (as with any online agent listing, use caution: there are a few bad eggs here). which provides the latest news on the publishing industry plus a weekly special edition covering recent book sales. This is a goldmine of information, some of it available nowhere else. The rights sections of publishers' websites

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