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Linkapalooza

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Not feeling at my best today, I’m afraid, but there’s still a lot of great stuff out there on the interwebs to read. Such as:

  1. A day in the life of a literary agent, from fellow Coloradan Rachelle Gardner
  2. Nathan Bransford’s thoughts on unagented revisions
  3. New kt literary client Carrie Harris is throwing a party, and you can invite five literary characters of your choice!
  4. Another fab kt literary client, Susan Sandmore, is putting together a sort of cultural literacy quiz for writers of children’s books. Stop in and help her out!
  5. Galleycat’s taking another look at the YA morality clause Random House UK is rumored to be inserting into contracts.
  6. And Friend of the Blog De offers some useful thoughts (in a six-part series) on writing intriguing minor characters

What other interesting links have you come across lately?

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