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Guest Blog: How Query Roulette Worked for Me
How Query Roulette Worked for Me – by Terri Weiss, Guest Blogger Terri Weiss, a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, is listed in Best Lawyers in America. Her debut novel, Client Relations, represented by literary agent Jane Dystel of Dystel & Goderich Literary Management, is about…
Out and About: Punt the Superbowl, Tackle a Book Event Instead
Not that into football? Don’t let the Superbowl Mania keep you at home. Here are a few events to keep you bibliophiles happy. Chinese New Year Dragons “Chinese New Year is here, and McNally Jackson is hatching dragons this Saturday to celebrate. Kids can create colorful winged dragons and miniature…
WNBA Wednesday – Favorite Books Read in 2013: Part 4
Member Monday – Member News
Happy Monday WNBA-ers! Welcome to our January members news update. Check it out below, and be sure to congratulate them on their accomplishments in the comments. Jane Kinney-Denning will be part of an informational panel, called Degree or No Degree, discussing “the wonderful publishing programs on offer in New…
Feature Friday: Snowstorm Outside, Good Food & Conversation Inside
Snowstorm Outside, Good Food & Conversation Inside: Neighborhood Lunch Recap – by Julia Rubin, Guest Blogger Julia Rubin was the winner of the WNBA-NYC’s first short short fiction contest. Her stories have been published in The Coe Review, The Bitter Oleander,and , among others. Her collection, Longing, Loss and Eggplants, was a finalist for the Serena McDonald…
WNBA Wednesday – Favorite Books Read in 2013: Part 3
Bookmark This! Special Edition: MLK Day
Feature Friday: How to Put LinkedIn to Work for You Recap
LinkedIn 101: How to Put LinkedIn to Work for You Recap – by Pauline Hsia, Guest Blogger Pauline Hsia is Treasurer of the WNBA-NYC chapter and a member of the Young to Publishing Group. A former literary agent assistant at DSM Literary Agency, she is currently looking for project management-oriented opportunities. Below…
WNBA Wednesday – Favorite Books Read in 2013: Part 2
We have had a great response to Favorite Books Read in 2013. Many of you couldn’t pick just one. Thank you to everyone who sent in their fave books. Marilyn D. Berkman Title: A Marker to Measure Drift Author: Alexander Maksik Publisher: Knopf “It captures a woman at most…