Kimberley and Liz will be attending the Book Passage Mystery Writers Conference this weekend. They will be on a panel tomorrow at 11:15 am and will be doing consultations with scheduled writers regarding their work. To finish it off, Kimberley will be hosting the faculty after party. Look for KC & A at the conference!
Thursday, July 25, 2013
KC & A are off to the Mystery Writers Conference!
Kimberley and Liz will be attending the Book Passage Mystery Writers Conference this weekend. They will be on a panel tomorrow at 11:15 am and will be doing consultations with scheduled writers regarding their work. To finish it off, Kimberley will be hosting the faculty after party. Look for KC & A at the conference!
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Pooja and Ethan are in Seattle for the PNWA!
KC & A agents are traveling the country this week! Pooja and Ethan are attending the Pacific Northwest Writers Association conference in Seattle, Washington this weekend. They will be doing one on one writer consultations and Pooja will be sitting on a panel.
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
The Midwest Book Review raves about Yesterday's Echo!
Yesterday's Echo is a
terrific thriller starring a protagonist who understands first hand deja vu.
Rick's options are surrender, die or find the killer as his ex-peers salivate
with a second chance to destroy him; the woman he loves he distrusts; and clues
lead him to people who wants secrets kept buried along with him. Readers will
enjoy Rick's investigation that also takes him back eight years.
- The MBR
Run to Ground gets 5 stars from Tome Tender Book Blog!
I was hooked on
this thrill ride from page one with its modern day grit, wicked-fast pace and
web of subplots to get tangled up in! - Tome Tender Book Blog
Read the review here.
Elements of a Successful Book Trailer

My client, Joe Clifford, put together a guest post for Chuck Sambuchino's blog on Writer's Digest called "Elements of a Successful Book Trailer."
I've seen a few book trailers as an agent, but never one so well orchestrated as Joe's. A book trailer is another way you can draw interest in your projects; however, it's worth taking the time to do it well.
I always suggest that my authors "friend" Joe on Facebook. In terms of self-promotion and marketing, Joe is the best; he's an agents dream, and not just because he's terribly handsome (that's for you, Joe).
Joe believes in his work and it shows, which is very attractive to agents and editors.
Take a look at Joe's article on Writer's Digest by clicking here. And don't forget to watch the book trailer and friend Joe on Facebook!
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Elizabeth Kracht Interview On Writing/Publishing

I did an interview on writing and publishing with my client Peter Hogenkamp for his blog. I'm currently shopping Peter's thriller manuscript ABSOLUTION.
When I signed Peter it was with the understanding that we had to get a website up and social media humming. Peter wasted no time and now actively networks to draw support for his work(s).
Many writers aren't sure how to maintain a blog or social media, though they understand it's necessary in today's publishing climate. My interview with Peter is one idea for how you can draw interest to your blog. But small, daily contributions to Facebook, Twitter and other social media outlets works just as well.
To see my interview with Peter Hogenkamp on writing and publishing, click here.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Add Gunn's highly anticipated Transcendental on Goodreads!
Click here to add James Gunn's newest release, Transcendental to your to-be-read pile on Goodreads.
Transcendental, an epic, high-concept space opera, is
a Canterbury Tales of the far future in which beings from many planets
hurtle across the universe to uncover the secrets of the legend of
Transcendentalism. Riley, a veteran of interstellar war, however, is not
journeying to achieve transcendence, a vague mystical concept that has drawn
everyone else on the ship to this journey into the unknown at the far edge of
the galaxy. His mission is to find and kill the prophet who is reputed to help
others transcend. As the ship speeds through space, the voyage is marred by
violence and betrayal, making it clear that Riley is not the only one of the
ship’s passengers who is not the spiritual seeker they all claim to be.
As tensions
rise, Riley realizes that the ship’s journey is less like the Canterbury Tales
and more like a harrowing, deadly voyage on a ship of fools. Looking for
allies, he becomes friendly with a mysterious passenger named Asha, who, like
so many others on the ship, is more than she appears. But while she professes
to be just another pilgrim, he comes to realize that like him, she is keeping
secrets could be the key to Riley’s assignment, or might make him question
everything he thought he knew about Transcendentalism and his mission to stop
it.
This
long-awaited novel is a grand space adventure of exploration, intrigue,
redemption, and the universal spirit that unites all beings. This is a
real departure for Gunn, a novel of grand scope and high concept, a capstone to
the career of this Grand Master of science fiction.
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