3 Seas Literary Agency
P.O. Box 8571
Madison WI 53708
P.O. Box 8571
Madison WI 53708
3 Seas is
a small (just three agents) full-service literary agency. The agency represents
more than 50 authors especially romance authors, but also women’s fiction, science
fiction/fantasy, thrillers, young adult and middle grade fiction as well as
select nonfiction titles. Here’s what they have to say about themselves:
“In
the fourteen years since the agency doors were opened, our agents have
successfully sold into all the major publishing houses. Our clients consistently
appear on the New York Times, USA Today and Publishers Weekly Best Sellers
lists. They have been nominated, and won, many prestigious industry awards,
including, the RITA, the Golden Heart, the Holt Medallion, the RT Reviewer’s
Choice, the ALA Best Book for Young Adults, the School Library Journal Best
Book, and the Bookseller’s Best.”
Linda Scalissi is the newest member of the team and like all
new agents, she needs authors! For Linda, not only has reading been a lifetime
passion, but she has a strong background in professional proofreading, editing
and sales. She’s looking forward to receiving submissions and building
strong, long-term relationships with her clients.
Linda
is interested in representing authors of women’s fiction, thrillers, young
adult, mysteries and romance.
She’s thrilled to be a
part of the publishing industry as it will allow her the opportunity to read to
her heart’s content - guilt free! She resides with her husband, two dogs and
four rescue goldfish.
Query
Linda at: queries@threeseaslit.com
The subject line must
start with the word QUERY and should include the title of your manuscript. You
might try: QUERY to Linda Scalissi re TITLE. Paste the first chapter and a
synopsis into your query. Full submission guidelines
here.
Stephen Myers, Marketing &Publicity Manager for Hamish Hamilton (a Penguin imprint) |
Brian Henry will lead "From the Horse’s Mouth: Strategies for
Getting Published" at Ryerson
University in Toronto on Saturday, Nov 29, with literary agent Rachel Letofsky of the Cooke Agency, senior
editor Anne Shone of Scholastic Books, and Marketing and Publicity Manager
Stephen Myers of Penguin Books (see here).
Brian will lead a "How to Get Published" workshop in Niagara on the Lake on Sunday,
March 1, with literary agent Olga Filina (see here).
And Brian has a “Writing for Children & for Young
Adults" workshop on Saturday, Nov 8, in
Guelph (see here).
Other upcoming workshops,
include: "How to Write Great Dialogue," Saturday, Nov 1, in Ottawa (see here), and “How
to Write a Bestseller" with New
York Times #1 bestselling author Kelley Armstrong, Saturday, Nov 22, in
Burlington (see here)
and Saturday, Dec 6, in London (see here).
But the best way to get your manuscript ready for publication is with a weekly course. Come January, Brian will be offering classes for beginners through experienced writers. See details for all six courses here.
For details of “Welcome
to Creative Writing” on Tuesday afternoons in Burlington see here, for “Writing
Your Life & Other Personal Stories” on
Tuesday mornings in Oakville see here,
for “The Next Step in Creative Writing” on Wednesday evenings in Burlington, here,
on Thursday afternoons in Mississauga here,
and on Thursday evenings in Georgetown, here,
and for “Intensive Creative Writing” on Wednesday afternoons in Burlington here,
See Brian’s full schedule here, including writing
workshops and creative writing courses in Barrie,
Brampton, Bolton, Burlington, Caledon, Cambridge, Collingwood, Georgetown,
Guelph, Hamilton, Kingston, London, Midland, Mississauga, Newmarket, Niagara on
the Lake, Orillia, Oakville, Ottawa, Peterborough, St. Catharines, Stouffville,
Sudbury, Toronto, Halton, Kitchener-Waterloo, Muskoka, Peel, Simcoe, York, the
GTA, Ontario and beyond.
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