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054 – How to Find an Agent With The Christian Writers Market Guide 2020 Edition

By Tamela Hancock Murrayon December 17, 2019
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Have you ever been frustrated while looking for an agent or editor? In today’s episode, I talk about where to find good editors and agents using the Christian Writers Market Guide. 

Why are agents and editors so hard to find for many authors? It’s because many authors:

  • don’t know where to start.
  • don’t know who to call.
  • don’t know who to trust. 

The cool thing about the market guide is that it not only gives you the contact info for agents and editors, it also gives you tips on how to successfully pitch them. These tips are often written by the agents themselves. 

I don’t want to bury the lead here, the online version of the market guide is now only $9.99 a year. It used to be $5.99 a month. 

New Bonus Features

  • Over $500 worth of coupons for author training. 
  • New listings of educational resources including podcasts.

Let’s breakdown each section of the guide:

Section 1 Book Publishers

  • There are hundreds of Christian book publishers. 
  • Know the size, denominational affiliation, target audience, and what they are looking for. 

Section 2 Independent Book Publishers

  • Independent Book Publishers
  • Design and Production Services
  • Distribution Services

Section 3 Periodical Publishers

  • Topics and Types
  • Adult Markets
  • Teen/Young Adult Markets
  • Children’s Markets
  • Writers Markets 

Section 4 Specialty Markets

  • Daily Devotional Booklets and Websites
  • Drama
  • Greeting Cards and Gifts
  • Tracts
  • Bible Curriculum

Section 5 Support for Writers

  • Literary Agents  (often with tips by the agents themselves on how to get accepted)
  • Writers Conferences & Seminars
  • Writers Groups
  • Editorial Services 
  • Publicity and Marketing Services
  • Legal and Accounting Services 
  • Speaking Services
  • Writing Education Resources
  • Contests

Two Versions

  • Print ($24.99)
  • Online ($9.99/yr)

Sponsor: Christian Writers Institute

How to Use The Christian Writers Market Guide (free)

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054 – How to Find an Agent With The Christian Writers Market Guide 2020 Edition

By Tamela Hancock Murrayon December 17, 2019
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Have you ever been frustrated while looking for an agent or editor? In today’s episode, I talk about where to find good editors and agents using the Christian Writers Market Guide.  Why are agents and editors so hard to find for many authors? It’s because many authors: don’t know where to start. don’t know who to call. don’t know who to trust.  The cool …

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Who’s Your Book For?

By Bob Hostetleron December 11, 2019
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A critical part of writing a good book—and a good pitch or proposal for a book—is defining your book’s audience. We all know, of course, that you shouldn’t try to write a book “for everyone.” But your book’s audience can be an elusive target. I suggest three distinct and mutually exclusive phases for the process, which apply primarily to nonfiction but could also be kept in mind for various forms …

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Category: Book Proposals, Marketing, Pitching, The Writing Life

053 Where to Find Mentorship for Your Publishing Career

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on December 10, 2019
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Announcements My wife and I are expecting our second baby in a couple of weeks! We have entered the “any time now” phase of waiting for our Christmas baby. So the podcast will be airing some re-runs and pre-recorded episodes over the next several weeks. This episode first aired on my other podcast, Novel Marketing Episode Introduction Do you ever feel alone in the writing journey? Or perhaps you …

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053 Where to Find Mentorship for Your Publishing Career

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on December 10, 2019
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Do you ever feel alone in the writing journey? Or perhaps you are not sure what to do next. You don’t need to! In this episode, Thomas talks about 10 different places to find mentorship and the pros and cons of each.
You can listen to this episode 053 Where to Find Mentorship for Your Publishing Career on Christian Publishing Show.

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052 The Joyfully Organized Writer with Susan May Warren

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on December 3, 2019
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Over the last ten years, I have worked with a lot of successful authors. From New York Times bestsellers to successful indies who are making small fortunes with their writing. One of the things nearly all of them have in common is a system of organization. They don’t all have the same system, but they all have something.  In today’s episode, we are going to talk about how to stay organized, how to …

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052 The Joyfully Organized Writer with Susan May Warren

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on December 3, 2019
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Learn how to become an organized writer featuring Susan May Warren
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Never Burn a Bridge!

By Steve Laubeon December 2, 2019
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The sale of Thomas Nelson to HarperCollins and last week's sale of Heartsong to Harlequin brought to mind a critical piece of advice:

Never Burn a Bridge!

Ours is a small industry and both editors and authors move around with regularity. If you are in a business relationship and let your frustration boil into anger and ignite into rage...and let that go at someone in the publishing company, …

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Category: Agency, Book Business, Book Business, Career, Communication, Rejection, The Publishing Life, The Writing Life, TheologyTag: Agents, Editors, Get Published, Rejection, Trends, Writing Craft

A Writer’s Prayer of Thanks

By Bob Hostetleron November 27, 2019
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A Writer’s Prayer of Thanks Lord, Jesus, Logos, Living Word, thank you for the joy and privilege of being a writer. Thank you, a million times, thank you that I get to spend my days amid words and sentences and paragraphs that (mostly) cooperate and do my bidding. Thank you for the smell of pencil shavings, the elegance of a good fountain pen, the click-clack of ancient typewriter keys; for the …

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Category: Personal, The Writing Life, Theology

051 A Christian Author’s Guide to the Homeschool Market

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on November 26, 2019
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Apology: Sorry there was no episode last week. I was recovering from a trip to the ER. For many authors, the homeschool market seems like the promised land. Here is a market that buys millions of Christian books a year. It looks to many authors like how China looks to many international businesses. “Wow China has a billion customers. If we could reach only 1% of them with our product we would be …

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