My Agent, and My Publicist

[ahunter3]

Hi! Sorry I haven't blogged lately. Things have been simultaneously hectic and non-newsworthy for the most part in the land of STORY OF Q. That's a situation that just changed today, but I'm not quite prepared to write about today's developments (I think the relevant phrase is "waiting for the dust to settle"). Watch this space for more activity

Comments

[anais_pf]

What about your pre-proofreader? Speaking of which, there is a typo above: paragraph 9, sentence the 4th, "the" needs an initial cap. :D

Actually, no need to credit your pre-proofreader here or now. I can't wait to see the book in actual print, the cover art displayed on the EC website as well as your agent's website, and your publicist's too!

[ahunter3]

**** hugs pre-proofreader with glommyhugggs ****

:)

[musicman]

Good post and exciting stuff. A publicist! Whoever would have thought. But now that you mention it, sounds like a very useful person to have on your team. And an agent - my experience with agents has pretty much been yours before you found one to represent you.

Did I ever tell you about the time an agent from a Major Agency in NY took my movie script and ran? He changed agencies, took my script with him to LA, and left little trace of it at his former agency. Tracked him down back in the pre-internet days with the old gumshoe routine and he said "oops, was that your script with your name on it?"

Well done, but leave the meat for the dogs

[anonymous]

Hi Allan,
You have been busy doing wonderful things for the world. Congratulations! I will forward to buying your work.
Judy Ross

[anonymous]

Debbie O'Connor It all sounds fantastic! Best of luck!

[anonymous]

David W Wooddell Good post, Allan Hunter. I may look into your Boswell List, that sounds like a helpful resource. Thanks