Notes from the Slushpile

Notes from the Slushpile is a team blog maintained by eight friends who also happen to be children's authors at different stages of the publishing journey.

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Showing posts with label submissions. Show all posts

Friday, 4 October 2019

Shopping for Comparisons - An Author and Agent Discuss Comp Titles

By Nick Cross and Heather Cashman Nick says: Hello! In what may be a dangerous experiment to test the limits of our professional rel...

Friday, 22 March 2019

The Thrill of the Chase - My Quest for the Perfect Agent

By Nick Cross All photos of Banta the dog and his frisbee by Tom Ek I’m only in the first sentence of this post, and already I’m not...

Monday, 6 July 2015

Stats from the Slushpile: A Decade of Dreaming

By Nick Cross Hello again, slush fans. As anyone who's seen my Museum of Me series will attest, I like to keep hold of stuff from m...

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Surviving the Slushpile ... for the very first time

by Jo Wyton Notes from the Slushpile attempts to make some sense out of the mad scramble for a publishing deal. As the newest slush...

Thursday, 15 November 2007

Authors or Agents? Picking the Shortest Queue

So Sarah Megibow at the online friendly Nelson Literary Agency was carefully explaining manuscript submission rules to a Denver writer...

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