Julie Salamon is an author, journalist and critic whose books include The Devil’s Candy (a national bestseller), The Net of Dreams, White Lies, and The Christmas Tree–a New York Times bestseller. She is now a television critic for The New York Times. Her latest book, Facing the Wind, A True Story of Tragedy and Reconciliation (click to order via Amazon.com), will be released by Random House in April, 2001.
Doris Booth
Doris Booth is founder and president of Authorlink®, the news and information magazine for editors, agents, writers, and readers, ranked among top websites for writers. The company’s separate literary agency represents some bestselling authors, both domestically and abroad. Doris has sold projects to St. Martin’s Press, Simon & Schuster, Sterling Publishing (Barnes and Noble), Berkley Books/Penguin, Farrar Straus Giroux and other dominant houses. She has also been involved in rights negotiations for two hit Netflix docuseries, as well as with other production studios. The agency is not accepting new authors at this time, but writers are encouraged to use Authorlink® as a comprehensive resource.
In Search Of That Mysterious Element Called “Voice”
In Search Of That Mysterious Element Called "Voice" Editors and agents often say that what they seek in a publishable manuscript is a unique voice. Voice may be the single most important element in closing a sale, and a story without it can quickly beget...
Considering Self-Publishing? Examine Pros and Cons
Considering Self-Publishing? Examine Pros and Cons ". . .the new breed of vanity press has a few fatal flaws." Many writers frustrated with the state of traditional publishing ask whether they should self-publish with one of the big...
Wes DeMott: Turning Fact Into Fiction
Wes DeMott, author of the successful political thrillers, VAPORS and WALKING K (both from Admiral House Publishing), answers some key questions about the components of a successful novel based on truth. DeMott, a former FBI Agent and Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team member, writes from his own experiences, and enjoys helping fellow writers improve their craft.
Women Co-authors Share in Success of Chicken Soup
"Fame isn't the source of true happiness. . . " Women Co-authors Share in Success of Chicken Soup Hard Work and Inspiration Meet Opportunity A Special "Insights" Feature by Doris Booth Any writer who has thought about dumping his or her dream...
Falling Down the Rabbit Hole: How to Survive Life as a Writer
"Every dedicated writer gives up--with great regularity." Falling Down the Rabbit Hole How to survive life as a writer By Doris Booth, Editor-in-Chief, Authorlink! You have that special gift for words, a rare vision that makes you a motley duck in most any...
First Authorlink / Star-Telegram Conference A Huge Success
The Internet has become what old 'hand-selling' used to be. --Laurie Chittenden, Editor, Simon & Schuster First Authorlink!/Star-Telegram Conference a Huge Success New York Editors/Agents Offer Insights More than 130 people attended the first...
Sleuth Fest ’98 Mystery Writers of America, Florida Chapter
The thing that sells fiction today is emotional conflict or crisis. People must feel their heart pitter patter and care about the character. David Hagberg, best-selling author and three time Edgar Nominee Sleuth Fest '98 Mystery Writers of America,...
The Author / Agent Relationship: A Fresh Perspective On An Old Question
"I am looking for the truly fine writer whose hope is to find a little sunny place for their work, a place where the sun never sets" The Author/Agent Relationship: A Fresh Perspective On An Old Question By Mauro Salvi, Literary Agent Il Nuovo Tempo Literary...
The 29th Annual Ozark Creative Writers Conference
"You have to become your own salesperson." David H. Smith Literary Agent A Special Report The 29th Annual Ozark Creative Writers Conference The Ozark mountains of Eureka Springs, Arkansas were the setting for the 19th Annual Conference of the Ozark Creative...
