Thursday, February 04, 2010

Take One!

This is fun and wonderful for a lot of reasons but the reason I love it is cause four of the five stars of this video started their publishing careers with us here at FinePrint. I'm just so darn proud of all of them!!
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10 comments:

  1. Emma Michaels2/4/10, 10:17 PM

    Thanks for posting this. I needed a laugh... even though I really feel bad for the girl who was asked at the very end.

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  2. Gary Corby2/4/10, 10:48 PM

    OK, now that was funny. I have an idea there was a whole lot of laughter making that.

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  3. Kimbra Kasch2/4/10, 11:21 PM

    That was so fun - thanks for sharing.

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  4. Steve Stubbs2/4/10, 11:57 PM

    Great writing is not enough. It takes great agenting, too. Kudos to all the fine agents at Fine Print.

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  5. Rachael2/5/10, 8:03 AM

    Joanna? I'm pretty sure they planned that :)

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  6. Margaret Yang2/5/10, 9:14 AM

    The punch line at the end was hilarious. I hope all agents wash their hands before shaking mine at a conference!

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  7. Anonymous2/5/10, 10:38 AM

    Le sigh. Watching these smart, witty women made me feel like a fecking dinosaur. Reid, you and I need rocking chairs. Ok, you do. Oh. Wait. I'm older. Gah.

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  8. Anna Claire2/5/10, 11:03 AM

    SO funny. Plus I love how "real" it made agents/editors appear. Those girls look just like me and my friends...except, y'know, with more power.

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  9. Sandra Cormier2/5/10, 10:33 PM

    Does drunk querying count if you wrote the query while you were sober?

    Those girls were so cute.

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  10. Anonymous2/6/10, 1:17 AM

    Thanks for posting, Janet! The YA Highway girls and I have been gushing for the past few days about how awesome it is to be featured on the Shark's blog. :D

    And thanks once again to the fabulous ladies who stared in that video!

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