Monthly Archives: December 2010

Tweet Today is the last day to win BookEnds contest. Below is Kim’s puzzle and my clue. To get more info on the contest, pop over to their blog at: http://www.bookendslitagency.blogspot.com/ Most of you who follow the blog already know … Continue reading →

Tweet For more information about the contest go to http://www.bookendslitagency.blogspot.com/ Jessica’s question: I realized belatedly that many of my questions had to do with my early days in publishing, but few were connected to my life as an agent. So … Continue reading →

Tweet The title of the book that had a body part in it, has another word in it that could be used with that body part. The author of the book with the title that could be considered political has … Continue reading →

Tweet For more information about BookEnds contest, go to: http://www.bookendslitagency.blogspot.com/ Here’s Kim’s contest question: When I first started working in the book publishing industry I was star struck and awed by all of the amazing authors I would see in … Continue reading →

Tweet Second clue for 12/13 It would take a good knowledge in science, math, and English to pull this career off.

Tweet The contest continues. To get more info on the contest go to: http://www.bookendslitagency.blogspot.com Jessica’s post: I feel really lucky that I’m working a job I don’t just love, but have a real passion for. When I think back to … Continue reading →

Tweet In four years’ time — between my senior year of high school and junior year of college — I had to write three different papers for three different classes on the same freaking classic. On paper (so to speak), … Continue reading →

Tweet When I was an editorial assistant I helped my boss with a number of licensed books, books that were based on television shows or movies. My boss’s job was to hire writers for the projects, obviously edit, and work … Continue reading →

Tweet Question: You learned in my last post that I spent my college internship at Berkley Publishing. Well, about a year later I was working at Dorchester Publishing when a Berkley editor called to tell me an editorial assistant position … Continue reading →

Tweet BookEnds is holding a contest. Below is Jessica’s post for the day. To send in your answers: http://www.bookendslitagency.blogspot.com/ BookEnd’s contest: Way back in the dark ages when I was in college (before cell phones, Google, and corporate websites), it … Continue reading →