Literary Agents for Writing with Cinematic Appeal
Home » Literary Agent Blog » Page 3 This article about literary agents and managers for writing with cinematic appeal is part two of a series. It reveals how writers and authors can get their work picked up for stage, TV, or feature film. It also explores important...
Authors Behaving Badly – Literary Agents, Publishers, Media, Fans
Home » Literary Agent Blog » Page 3 I wrote this article about authors behaving badly to help you avoid becoming one. It’s about several writers whose unusual antics got them into hot (make that boiling) water with the publishing industry (including literary agents),...
6 Important Updates Every Author Needs to Know About
Home » Literary Agent Blog » Page 3 Every author needs to read this post. It contains six important updates about our websites, other people’s websites, and your website (if you’re thinking about creating one, or already have one). Make sure you read all six (6)...
FAQ – What Happens AFTER You Get a Literary Agent?
Home » Literary Agent Blog » Page 3 What happens after you get a literary agent? This question is important for two reasons: 1) If you don’t have an agent yet, this article will help you understand why it’s important to query The Best Literary Agents working at The...
Nine Mental Traps to Avoid for Writers and Mental Illness
Home » Literary Agent Blog » Page 3 This is the first time I’ve talked about writers and mental illness—or, writers and the various mental traps that can get in the way of publishing success and happiness. It doesn’t matter how smart or successful you are in...About Mark Malatesta
MARK MALATESTA is a former literary agent turned author coach. Mark now helps authors of all genres (fiction, nonfiction, and children's books) get top literary agents, publishers, and book deals through his company Literary Agent Undercover and The Bestselling Author. Mark's authors have gotten six-figure book deals, been on the NYT bestseller list, and published with houses such as Random House, Scholastic, and Thomas Nelson. Click here to learn more about Mark Malatesta and click here for Reviews of Mark Malatesta.