In which we conclude our series of amazing insights into the pitching process . . . . As a writer approaching a pitch session, I get keyed up, hoping I make a good connection with the editor or agent, hoping she’ll be interested in my project, hoping this meeting turns out to be the key…
Tag: The Publishing Business
Pitch sessions: the other side of the desk (part 2)
In my previous post, I gave some thoughts about being an agent accepting pitches at a recent conference, and what I learned about pitching from it. Here’s Part 2: Because of the informal nature of the program and because a lot of the writers involved are colleagues, people I’ve known a long time, I…
Pitch sessions: the other side (part 1)
A while back I wrote a blog post about how to prepare for pitch sessions because as a writer I’ve done my share and learned something useful from the experience. Recently, though, I was on the other side of the table, accepting pitches, and the other side of the table always offers a different perspective, one…