PART ONE
During the course of the week I shall be posting four instalments from my recent interview with literary agent, PETER COX of the REDHAMMER AGENCY.
A first for tall tales & short stories, the interview has been recorded and can be seen as a podcast.
Please click play on the video window.
http://redhammer.info/
http://www.litopia.com/
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Monday, 13 July 2009
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3 comments:
EXTREMELY insightful stuff this, Tracy.
Hats off to you for branching out and achieving such a coup in Peter.
I'll be sure to tune in for more!
Well done to you both.
Regards,
Col
Very illuminating, Tracy. I look forward to part two.
Well done again Tracy. Your blog is invariably interesting. There is food for thought here for all aspiring writers.
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