Here's what Joanna's looking for, in her own words:I was particularly interested in the fact that she enjoys Ancient Greek studies, since my latest book is based on Bellerophon. And, after the suggestion from the Ask Daphne site, I've decided to label my work as upper MG and know that ages might have to be revised later. I might change this after attending the workshop by Alan Gratz on the differences between MG and YA at the SCBWI-Carolinas conference next month.
Childrens: Chapter books to middle grade - covering any and all topics. If fantasy, it had better be very unique. Love a good school story, and always looking for humorous boy reads.
YA: contemporary to sci-fi and everything in between...again, if full-out fantasy, it had better be different.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
A new YA and MG agent
Colleen Lindsay of FinePrint Literary Management announced on her blog that the agency is adding a new acquiring agent, Joanna Stampfel to their staff. As I know some of you (like myself) are actively searching for an agent, I thought I'd pass along the info and post part of it here:
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8 comments:
It's so great when you can see something in the agent's bio that pertains just to you!
I know! I was very excited...I was going to wait until after my conference to submit to agents, but I thought this was just too fortuitous.
Good luck with your agent search!!!
Thanks :)
I agree with PJ - that's awesome.
Good luck with your agent search. :)
Ooo, very cool!! Thanks for passing this along! :)
Thanks Keri :)
No prob, Tabitha!
The Alan Gratz workshop sounds like it will be great. You'll have to post about it, so we can all learn vicariously through you!
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