Friday, February 17, 2012

Dictionary of Publishing Terms

Those amazing agents at BookEnds LLC have updated their very handy list of publishing terms here.

There's really only one thing left to say:

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4 comments:

  1. Stephanie Evans2/17/12, 11:17 AM

    I book marked it. If I'd had this earlier, Janet, I would have saved you and Shannon many an email.

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  2. Steven J. Wangsness2/17/12, 12:39 PM

    How'd you know my nickname was "Sloth"?

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  3. Petrea Burchard2/18/12, 12:19 AM

    I saw it, bookmarked it, copied it, printed it, hugged it, kissed it and made a fool of myself over it. It is a most generous post and deserves all our love. Thanks for linking to it here.

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  4. Julie Weathers2/25/12, 11:48 AM

    Oh, I would enter this contest just in hopes the Guardian would come looking for the purloined book. Howsomever, I am busy shipping books out by the boxes so I don't have to move them. I should probably refrain.

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