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This was in this morning's Publishers Lunch (which you should subscribe to if you're in the category above):
Amy Jameson has left Janklow & Nesbit, where she worked for almost seven years, to start her own agency, A+B Works. She will represent children's literature, with a focus on young adult fiction, as well as books for adults.
I don't know anything about her, but agents with experience who are just starting their own agency are good prospects for writers in search of representation: they're unlikely to be frauds or totally incompetent, they're eager to prove themselves, they need the money that comes with sales, and best of all, they're looking for clients.
Amy Jameson has left Janklow & Nesbit, where she worked for almost seven years, to start her own agency, A+B Works. She will represent children's literature, with a focus on young adult fiction, as well as books for adults.
I don't know anything about her, but agents with experience who are just starting their own agency are good prospects for writers in search of representation: they're unlikely to be frauds or totally incompetent, they're eager to prove themselves, they need the money that comes with sales, and best of all, they're looking for clients.
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