Category Archives: Chuck Sambuchino

Should You Pitch (and Sign With) a New Literary Agent? The Pros and Cons

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by Chuck Samuchino One of the most common recurring work blog items I get complimented on is my “New Literary Agent Alerts,” a series where I spotlight new/newer literary agents who are open to queries and looking for clients. At … Continue reading →

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11 Frequently Asked Questions About Book Royalties, Advances and Money

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By Chuck Sambuchino If you’re going to wheel and deal with literary agents and editors, you’ll end up spending more time than you’d like discussing rights, contracts, advances, royalties and a whole lot of other important stuff. That said, I … Continue reading →

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Literary Terms Defined: The Uncommon and Common

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by Chuck Sambuchino Working for Writer’s Digest Books, I come across a lot of literary terms — both the common and uncommon. Because it’s healthy for writers of all levels to be familiar with terms they may come across in … Continue reading →

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Take Your Writing By Storm with Chuck Sambuchino

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Big News! We are absolutely giddy to announce a new monthly blogger – Chuck Sambuchino, of Writer’s Digest and Guide to Literary Agents fame! To celebrate, today we’re posting six amazing blogs from his vault of brilliance, and one brand … Continue reading →

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