I’m happy to announce that I’ll be hosting a monthly query and first pages critique giveaway to help aspiring authors hone their submissions. The giveaway will be held on the first of every month starting in February 2020, and the details are as follows. What? The first 10 queries I […]
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One more post for the year, and then we’ll shut off the lights, gather our loved ones and towering TBR piles close, and turn on the Out-of-Office message! But before we do, I asked all of the agents here at KT Literary for a bit of a summation of the […]
I’m typing this on Christmas Eve, ready to cue Die Hard up on the TV and settle in for some holiday viewing, all of our presents already wrapped and nestled under the tree. But perhaps YOU still have some shopping to do. If so, I can happily suggest three fabulous […]
On this eighth day of Christmas, I’m looking back at three shows I’ve loved this year that I wish were books! Number One for me is: Stranger Things! I loved the nostalgia of season one, and season two delivered in new and awesome ways. I adore the darkness of the […]
This week, KT client, Grace Li, will begin teaching high school in the Bronx. The school is badly in need of books for teens, especially teens of color, and Grace is hoping for some assistance from the YA community in stocking the shelves! She originally planned to have her own […]
Imagine a scenario where you’re all caught up on new books, or somehow unable to keep up with the constant flood of newly published titles. I asked my colleagues, in that dream scenario, what they would love to reread, given all the time and luxury to do so. Sara’s Desert […]
I may have mostly finished my Christmas shopping, but there’s always that one person (or more) who falls through the cracks, and suddenly it’s 4 days before Christmas and you need a gift, like, stat! Well, the ladies of KT Literary are here to help you out with some of […]
I’m getting an early start on the spirit of the season, and wanted to invite you to join me! A family friend is currently teaching in the South Bronx, in an area of predominantly low income families, but she’s lucky enough to have some very avid readers in her class. […]