Eastlake, CO 80614-0448
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P.O. Box 448 Eastlake, CO 80614-0448 |
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WHEN: Friday, May 1st & Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 WHERE: Radisson Graystone Castle, 83 E. 120th Ave., Denver, CO 80233 FEE: $189 CRW members/$199 non-members (includes Keynote Dinner, Continental Breakfast, Luncheon) Early Bird rate if registered by April 15th. After that rates increase to $199/209 Agents: 
Kate McKeanHoward Morhaim Literary Agency A native Southerner, she earned her Master's degree in Fiction Writing from the University of Southern Mississippi before starting her career as a literary agent. Her interests lie in literary fiction, contemporary women's fiction, paranormal romance, urban fantasy, mystery, young adult and middle grade fiction, narrative non-fiction, sports related books, food writing, pop culture, and craft. She prefers email queries and can be reached at kmckean@morhaimliterary.com. She is not accepting any epic fantasy, science fiction, or children's picture books. Class: Pitch Perfect: Dos and Don't when pitching your work, in person or on paper. 
Elaine SpencerThe Knight Agency Elaine Spencer joined The Knight Agency in September of 2005 to manage our continual onslaught of queries and submissions. She acts as the liaison between clients, publishers, and agents as Manuscript Coordinator and an Associate Agent here at TKA. With a strong background in both comparative literature and economics at the University of Georgia , she has experience with legal contracts and executive management, as well as writing, editing, and publishing. Consistently producing strong results with a high degree of integrity, dedication, and efficiency, Elaine is a perfect addition to the TKA powerhouse. 
Alexandra MachinistLinda Chester and Associates Literary Agency Alexandra Machinist, a native New Yorker, has a B.A. in English from the University of Michigan and a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law. Her passion for the written word was cultivated during college while working at Janklow & Nesbit Associates. Following law school, she spent a couple of (miserable) years as a corporate attorney. A member of the New York Bar, Alexandra is fluent in French and conversant in Spanish and German. When her nose momentarily emerges from a book, she can usually be found hunting down the best noodle bar in New York or skiing fresh powder. She is actively looking for new authors in any of the following areas: up-market commercial women’s fiction, historical fiction, contemporary romance (but not traditional chick-lit!), historical romance, paranormal (though non-vampire is preferred) and romantic suspense. She is always captivated by a wonderful narrative voice and would love a great new story with a wonderful hook to keep her up reading all night. |
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