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Marie-anne Lutchmaya-baurin · Brussels, Belgium Thank you Tom, for your exceptional generosity - it's quite unheard of in the writing trade to see lists of literary agents being offered without strings attached and professional advice given totally free of charge. I wish you an excellent, adventure filled 2018 with all the excitement that always accompanies this kind of project. I enjoy reading your posts and hope to indulge in this pleasurable experience for a long time to come. Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing Thanks Marie-anne! I'm glad you've found our list of literary agents so helpful and I'm wishing you the best with your career. Like · Reply · 11w

Bobby Aston · Birmingham UK I meant article, OOps! Robert Aston Like · Reply · 25w

Bobby Aston · Birmingham UK I've just found your e-mail about Agents. I'm self-publishing three books at present and am thinking of evaluating the story that sparked them off. It isn't finished, but can I send the incomplete manuscript to a potential Agent? Your artical is very encouraging by the way. Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing I don't know of any agents that accept incomplete submissions. Why would an agent consider a partially written book amongst the thousands of submissions they get? How do you expect a half-written book to compete with books that have gone through multiple rounds of revisions and edits? Like · Reply · 21w · Edited

James Lilley · Passionate Writer at Self-Employed Thanks for posting such quality information, it's appreciated. Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing You're welcome, James! I'm glad you're finding our blog helpful Like · Reply ·

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Sheila LyonHall · Curator & Content Creator at PowerTools for Life Publishing Tom, you are full of lovely Surprises! This one is the Cat's Meow ... and totally Share Worthy! Thanks much! Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing Thanks Sheila! really appreciate your support Like · Reply ·

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Frank Daley · Publisher at Self- Knowledge College Thank you for this. Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing You're welcome Frank! I hope it helps you find the right agent for your book Like · Reply · 28w

Frank Daley · Publisher at Self- Knowledge College Got several books in N-F on Amazon. Good reviews. Just starting with fiction but most evidence suggests self-publishing is the way to begin from financial, speed, list building, and other aspects, no? Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing Frank Daley Self publishing is great. Yeah, if you want to publish several books a year, it's probably the best way to go for a new author. You might find this article helpful too: https://www.tckpublishing.com/how-to-become-a-1.../ Like · Reply ·

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Davie Pfaffle · San Jose State University Great information on how to find and work with agents for our books! Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing Thanks David! Glad you found it helpful Like · Reply · 28w

Sandra Haven Great info! I'm sharing this article as a resource for my writers. I especially like that the answer to whether a writer needs an agent is "no," but that you also explain the values an agent can offer. And the trick is not just finding an agent but finding the right one for a writer's particular needs. Like · Reply ·

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Tom Corson-Knowles · CEO at TCK Publishing Thanks Sandra! I really appreciate you sharing this post on literary agents as a resource for your writers Like · Reply · 28w Facebook Comments Plugin

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