Hi, Brian.
I wanted to
introduce myself, as I visit Quick Brown Fox often and think it’s a
fantastic resource for writers. I also wanted to let you know that my genre
list has changed, as I see that you have information on our agency (the Corvisiero
Agency) posted on your site. The changes will soon be posted, but I thought I would send my new bio to you in
advance.
On another note, I wanted
to let you know that I am a Canadian agent working
with a New York agency. One of my primary goals is to help our talented
Canadian writers gain access to NY publishers, so I'm always on the
lookout for great Canadian writers.
With my recent sale
of K.A. Tucker's Ten tiny Breaths to Atria, Simon & Schuster, I am hoping
that this will be first of many Canadian writers that I am able to move forward
into positions of greater exposure!
I will continue to
drop by your blog often and perhaps we will connect one day at a conference or
speaker event.
Best Regards,
Stacey
Stacey
Donaghy,
Corvisiero Literary
Agency
Note: Stacey and I will certainly be connecting. She's agreed to be the literary agent on the "From the Horse's Mouth – How to Get Published" seminar, which I'll host at Ryerson University on June 15. We'll also have a senior figure from a publishing house and someone from the self-publishing industry. More details here.
To register, email me at: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Note: Stacey and I will certainly be connecting. She's agreed to be the literary agent on the "From the Horse's Mouth – How to Get Published" seminar, which I'll host at Ryerson University on June 15. We'll also have a senior figure from a publishing house and someone from the self-publishing industry. More details here.
To register, email me at: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Stacey
Donaghy is an avid supporter of triple-shot
lattes and dark brews; give her a good story and a cup of her favorite coffee
and she is ready to go!
Preferred genres: Young Adult and New Adult fiction and upper Middle Grade chapter books that have series potential. Romance is also on her list.
Preferred genres: Young Adult and New Adult fiction and upper Middle Grade chapter books that have series potential. Romance is also on her list.
"I am looking for stories with well-developed characters whose
conflicts are at the forefront of the story. Edgy is a good word to
describe what I hope to find.
"In YA and New Adult, I am looking for stories
that depict strong characters that surprise and engage me. Depending on the
plot, a little heat is also a nice touch. New twists on old themes are also
something I love. I really want to miss the characters once I conclude the
read.
"Where Romance is concerned I hope to find stories that make me
swoon, cry and cheer! Where the male and female characters are the
type you admire and that make your heart thump! With characters that struggle
to find each other. Struggling that pulls at the heart strings,
and builds to that climatic point where there is a Happy Ever After or a Happy for Now conclusion. Heat levels can vary, although I am not seeking erotica at
this time.
"In middle grade I hope to find chapter books for upper middle
grade readers. I seek stories that are unique and intelligent and have some of
my favorite elements of paranormal, mystery, thriller or suspense!"
Stacey in not interested in: Short Stories, Poetry, Non-fiction, Children/Picture books, or in
Adult: Sci-Fi, Fantasy,
Thrillers, Mystery, Suspense, Horror, Western or Historic Romance
Put “Query for Stacey Donaghy " in the
subject line. Attach a 1-2 page synopsis and the first 5 pages of the
manuscript as separate Word .doc files.
For more information on the Corvisiero Literary Agency, see here.
Brian Henry will lead will lead a "Writing for Children and for Young Adults" workshop in Guelph on April 13 (see here), and he'll lead a "How to Get
Published” workshop on Saturday, May 4, in Barrie (see here). To register, mail brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Also, Brian will lead a “Writing
True Stories” course on Monday mornings in
Mississauga (see here) and he'll lead a Welcome to
Creative Writing course on Tuesday afternoons in Burlington (see here).
See Brian's full schedule here, including writing workshops
and creative writing courses in Kingston, Peterborough, Toronto, Mississauga,
Brampton, Georgetown, Milton, Oakville, Burlington, St. Catharines, Hamilton,
Dundas, Kitchener, Guelph, London, Woodstock, Orangeville, Newmarket,
Barrie, Orillia, Gravenhurst, Sudbury, Muskoka, Peel, Halton, the
GTA, Ontario and beyond.
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