Gail Ross & Howard Yoon |
Ross Yoon Agency
1666 Connecticut Ave NW
Suite 500
Washington, DC 20009
1666 Connecticut Ave NW
Suite 500
Washington, DC 20009
http://www.rossyoon.com/
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The Ross Yoon Literary Agency
specializes in serious nonfiction on a variety of topics: everything from
memoir and history and biography to popular science, business, and psychology. Their
clients include CEOs, top doctors, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, academics,
politicos, and radio and television personalities.
Katie Zanecchia has joined the Ross Yoon Agency as a literary agent, and like all new
agents, she needs authors.
Katie has worked at the intersection of content, creativity, and advocacy for
her entire career — from literary magazines and major publishers to arts-based
non-profits. She began her career at Writers House Literary Agency, where she
also helped create their first digital rights department. Recently, she’s
helped build and celebrate creative communities at CreativeMornings and Girls
Write Now, where she’s experienced the transformative power of the written word
first hand.
A native Coloradan, she comes to New York City by
way of DC and Charlottesville, with some quick detours in Taos, Lima and
London. She graduated from the Columbia Publishing Course and has a BA in
Comparative Literature from the University of Virginia. You can find her @klz4k
just about everywhere on the internet.
Katie is interested in narrative non-fiction that catalyzes social change,
challenges the status quo, gives voice to the underrepresented, and inspires
improvement of all kinds — whether it’s through the lens of women’s rights and
feminism, arts and design, technology, politics, social science, memoir, or pop
culture.
Author Jennifer Mook-Sang will be a guest speaker at the "Writing Kid Lit" course |
Brian Henry has a number of workshops coming up: “How to
Make Your Stories Dramatic,” Saturday, Aug 20, in Oakville
(see here),
and “You can write great dialogue,” Sunday,
Aug 21, in Brampton (see here).
For those who love great food and a beautiful setting with their
writing, Brian Henry will lead a Fall Colours Writing Retreat at Arowhon Pines Resort in
Algonquin Park, Friday, Sept 16 – Sunday, Sept 18 (see here).
This fall, Brian will offer a wide range of classes:
“Writing Kid Lit ~
Picture Books to YA” (new), Tuesday afternoons,
Sept 27 - Nov 22 (no class Oct 11), in Burlington (see here).
“Intermediate Creative Writing,” Wednesday
evenings, Sept 21 to Nov 30 (no class Oct 12), in Burlington (see here)
“Intensive Creative Writing,” Wednesday
afternoons, Intensive Sept 14 - Dec 14 (no class Oct 12) , in Burlington.
Literary agent Martha Webb |
Brian will lead “How to Get Published” workshops
on Saturday, Oct 15 in Burlington with literary agent Cassandra Rodgers of The
Rights Factory as his guest speaker (see here), and on
Saturday, October 29, in Caledon, at the Bolton Public Library, with Martha Web
of the McDermid Agency (see here).
To register or for details, email: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Then on Saturday, November 19, Brian will lead a “Writing
for Children and for Young Adults” workshop in Mississauga with Anne
Shone, senior editor, Scholastics Canada as his guest speaker (see here).
To register of for more information for any of the above, email: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Read
reviews of Brian’s courses and workshops here.
See Brian’s complete current schedule here, including
writing workshops and creative writing courses in Algonquin
Park, Bolton, Barrie, Brampton, Burlington, Caledon, 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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