I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be speaking at the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers Conference in September, right here in lovely Colorado. The conference runs September 10th through September 12th, and registration is still available online. Besides taking pitch appointments and sitting down with authors for roundtable discussions of their work, I’m excited to be [...]
Doing anything Saturday, October 10th? If you’re free, and happen to be in the Colorado area, you can come Ask Daphne your questions live and in person at the Douglas County Libraries Writers Conference, “An entire day of workshops, networking and activities for writers. Gain valuable tips and insight from experienced writers and other publishing [...]
Ok, not really, but I’m back in the States, and taking meetings this week with US editors, instead of international publishers. Which is a bit of a switch in my mind, really, since for the last week I’ve been talking about translation rights to books I’ve already sold in the US, and now I’m talking [...]
Hullo all! WebMonkey here, with a quick note. One year ago today, ktliterary laid claim to a few of the tubes that make up the Internets and hung out a publishing industry shingle. As designated webmonkey (said title actually bestowed by one of the first commenters on this site), I had a small hand in [...]
kt literary client Catherine Cheek had a fascinating post up on her blog this weekend about balancing work and writing, and I thought it was well worth sharing. She offers some great advice.
