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A query letter is the first piece of your writing a literary agent will read, so it’s important to get it right!

One of the biggest myths about traditional publishing is that a traditional publisher will take care of all of the marketing for you.

Paige Terlip is an agent at the Andrea Brown Literary Agency. She is based in Denver, Colorado and represents everything from picture books

At Home Author chats with literary agent, Adria Goetz about publishing and the querying process.

You’ve asked the big question.  The question that just about every author wonders about at some point in their writing career...

Want to hear a little secret? Rejection does NOT always = bad writing. I know; I was surprised when I learned that too! As writers (and...

By: Tayler Hill, intern at The Purcell Agency Over the past month and a half, I have had the pleasure of working with a group of talented...

Social media is full of posts like this: As an author coach, every time I see someone looking for a “publishing company” I cringe. Not...

When it comes to writing your first children's book, you may be wondering: how much will it actually cost? In this blog post, I'm going...

Lots of people want to get traditionally published so they start querying literary agents. But did you know that Twitter can help you get...

When you’re just starting your journey writing for children, you usually have more questions than answers, and lots and lots of doubt!...

If you're an aspiring children's book author, then you're probably wondering whether it's better to self-publish or go with a traditional pu

But did you know that the skills that make a great teacher are also the characteristics of a great children's book author?

Literary agents are invaluable to the publishing process, as they provide the expertise and knowledge needed to make sure an author's work g

Most authors know that the querying process can be long and frustrating. We EXPECT to get rejections. We KNOW it’s going to take time....