Today’s links of interest:
- Trust Your Gut
Thoughtful. - Paperback Reader: Two Hot! By Cara Summers
Cranky. - Agent Demoralized, But William Clegg Back With Vengeance
"Is It Poaching When You Retrieve Old Clients? Authors Defect for Him" — now, maybe we’re a bit on the idealistic side, but when your agent goes AWOL, what is going to guarantee his presence the next time you need him? - CWA to charge shortlisted publishers
Yes, that’s the idea, get the publishers to pay for being short-listed for an award. Because you know not everyone will. Uh huh. This is one of those ideas that seems good, but end up turning a respected contest into a beauty contest. - Authorship gets lost on Web
Attribution isn’t just a courtesy, kids. - Don’t kill Harry Potter, authors urge Rowling
Naturally, these same authors wouldn’t hesitate to commit murder in the name of art if necessary. Just sayin’. - Romance writers changing plots
Okay, so it’s one of those headlines that isn’t technically true, but a fair enough look at the genre.
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KirstenMortensen.com » Blog Archive » Would you want this agent? // Aug 2, 2006 at 6:30 pm
[…] Found this tonight via Booksquare: The New York Observer’s got a feature by Sheelah Kolhatkar about literary agent William Clegg who, in 2005, “suddenly stopped coming in to his office or returning phone calls.” […]