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Dystel & Goderich Literary
Management
One Union Square West
Suite 904
New York, NY 10003
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Dystel & Goderich was founded in 1994 by
Jane Dystel, who has been in publishing for over 30 years. The agency prides
itself on taking query letters from unknown writers very seriously. “As
a matter of fact,” says Jane Dystel, “we have discovered many of our most talented
authors in the slush pile. We read everything that is sent to us, whether we
decide to represent it or not.”
Michael Hoogland is the newest member of
the team and like all new agents, he needs authors. He comes to Dystel &
Goderich after completing a foreign rights internship at Sterling
Lord Mike studied at Colgate University and after graduating with a degree in political science, interned with the
U.S. Department of Homeland Security, but soon realized he was better suited to
a career in publishing. Mike furthered his career at the Columbia Publishing
course and discovered his passion for the agenting side of the business. He Tweets
here.
Mike is
looking for thrillers (especially domestic), sci-fi/fantasy, YA, and upmarket
women’s fiction. He is also seeking a wide array of narrative nonfiction.
Include synopses, outlines or sample
chapters (say one chapter or the first 25 pages of your manuscript) in the body
of the email or as an attachment.
Jennifer Mook-Sang |
Brian
Henry will lead Writing for Children & for Young
Adults workshops on Saturday, April 2,
in Barrie, with literary agent Rachel Letofsky (see here),
on Saturday, April 30, in Guelph, with Yasemin Uçar, senior editor, Kids
Can Press and authors Jennifer Mook-Sang and Kira Vermond (see here),
and Sunday, May 29, in Ottawa with acclaimed author Alan Cumyn (see here).
Other upcoming workshops
include Writing Your Life, Saturday, March 16, in Caledon (see here)
and Saturday, April 16 in London (see here)
and How to Write Great Characters, Saturday, May 14 in Toronto (see here) and Sunday, June 5 in Georgetown (see here).
Also, Brian
will be part of the Windsor International Writers’ Festival May 5 – 8, where he’ll be leading Writing
Query Letters that Get a Yes and a Query
Letter Clinic (see here). And Friday, June 10, through Sunday, June 12, Brian
will lead a Writer’s Retreat at Arowhon Pines Resort in
Algonquin Park (see here).
For more information or to register,
email: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
But the best way to grow as a writer or to get your
manuscript ready for publication may be with a weekly class. This spring,
Brian will be offering a full range of courses from beginners to more
experienced. See details of all six classes starting this spring here.
Canoeing at Arowhon Pines Resort |
“Intensive Creative Writing,” Wednesday afternoons, March
30 – June 15, in Burlington
Read reviews of Brian’s courses and
workshops here.
To register or for more
information for any class or workshop, email: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
See Brian’s full schedule here, including writing workshops, writing retreats, and creative
writing courses in Algonquin Park, Alton, Barrie, Bracebridge, Brampton, Burlington, Caledon, Collingwood,
Georgetown, Guelph, Hamilton, Ingersoll, Kingston, Kitchener, London, Midland,
Mississauga, Newmarket, Orillia, Oakville, Ottawa, Peterborough, St.
Catharines, St. John, NB, Sudbury, Thessalon, Toronto, Windsor, Halton,
Ingersoll, Kitchener-Waterloo, Muskoka, Peel, Simcoe, York, the GTA, Ontario
and beyond.
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