Writers...
- A writer’s guide to the North East
- New to writing or publishing?
- Publishers in the north east of England
- Studying creative writing
- Literary agents
- Applying for awards and bursaries
- Professional development
- Writing for theatre
- Writing for radio
- Writing for the screen
- The Northern Writers’ Awards
- Northern Writers’ Awards 2012
- The Gordon Burn Prize
Literary agents
If you are a novelist, finding a literary agent to represent your work to publishers is the best way to go about finding a commercially viable publisher for your work. Submitting your manuscript directly to large publishers (such as Penguin or Little, Brown) is unlikely to be a rewarding experience.
Mslexia magazine’s how to get published pages are an up to date source of information on what literary agents do and how to approach one. You can read them at www.mslexia.co.uk/getpublished/getpublished_agents.php.
Mslexia magazine’s how to get published pages are an up to date source of information on what literary agents do and how to approach one. You can read them at www.mslexia.co.uk/getpublished/getpublished_agents.php.


