Day 4. Supplies running short. Fatigue setting in. Considered accosting teenager on subway today who had coffee that smelled good. Thought better of it. Wondering if I’ll make it back to California.
Natives are restless.
Ah, just kidding. Things are great here in New York, and it’s been really fun to meet with editors, agents and friends. Although I must say that after so many meetings with so many different people at a breakneck pace, my brain feels like it’s been run over by a taxi. I didn’t go so far as to forget my name as the subject line suggests, but there’s still plenty of time for that.
Today I had planned to do sort of a pulse of the industry post, but what I’m constantly reminded of instead is how individual things are for everyone in publishing. We’ve all read the End of Publishing article and are wondering about the future, but everyone is excited about their lists, ready to find the next great project, and especially in a time where people are on edge, so many people in publishing just really love their jobs.
What are people looking for? Same as always: good books.
books_jmg says
Hi. I’m just wondering if you would know that, since you’re in publishing, how would an author be able to publish Christian fiction, or what needs to be done in order to do so. I’m trying to publish a manuscript, and have already send an inquiry letter to a publisher, but I’m unsure on whether or not they’ll accept me.
If you could give me any advice whatsoever, you would be a real lifesaver! Thanks. 🙂
Jessica says
The online world will never takes books away from me! Although I blog, reading an intense book while curled up on the couch (especially in the fall and winter months) cannot be beat. I would not feel the same with a computer on my lap. There is just something nostalgic about it all and something that I will never let go of.. I am sure there are others that feel the same.
Enjoy NYC!
Wanda B. Ontheshelves says
Good books…slightly altered
https://karenswhimsy.com
/altered-books/happiness/
These are completely wonderful.
Karen J. Hatzigeorgiou also has a public domain collection of clip art available online **for free!** for both commercial and private use! Oh yeah!
Check out these bees:
https://karenswhimsy.com
/bee-clipart.shtm
Oh yeah, and here are books turned into reliquaries!
https://karenswhimsy.com/
reliquaries/
Hi, My Name Is…Uh, Lover of Altered Books