10 Things Editors Wish Writers Knew

The single most important thing writers seeking to get published must understand:

Editors at publishing houses are, first and foremost, human beings. Regular people who have likes and dislikes, personal and corporate goals, and unique sets of challenges.

They feel pressure to produce, but also joy in discovery. They balance commercial and artistic concerns. They wade through cultural minefields. They're overworked and underpaid, but they keep going because they love what they do.

And they want nothing more than to send you a publishing contract for your wonderful manuscript.

But you need to meet them on their terms. By understanding what they're up against, and how they think.

Like any top literary agent, Adria Goetz knows what goes on inside an editor's mind, and how to use that knowledge to position her authors for success. But Adria is willing to go one step further:

She's ready to teach you everything she knows about the inner workings of editorial departments, the best way to instantly connect with editors, and how to work hand-in-hand with them to produce a successful book.

Get ready: On February 18th, Adria Goetz will reveal 10 things that editors really want all writers to know.

A Rare Glimpse into an Editor's World.

10 Things Editors Wish You Knew takes a peek behind the curtain of the editorial process and the author/editor relationship to examine ten things that editors want you to know, including some of the things they might not necessarily want to admit that they want you to know.

This workshop will help budding authors present their work to their greatest advantage and establish great habits and professional courtesies so that their editor will want to work with them on many books to come!

Imagine the confidence this knowledge can provide and how it can boost your writing career!

On February 18th (with next day on-demand replay), Adria will reveal her personal top 10 things that writers need to know about editors - and how to integrate them into your writing and submissions process.

This workshop is applicable to authors at any stage of their career, even before they get a publishing contract. It's also great for agented authors, as Adria will empower you to work with your agent for maximum success.

And because Adria represents everything from picture books through adult fiction, she'll have answers for you, no matter in which category or genre you write.

Your Instructor: Adria Goetz

Adria Goetz is a senior literary agent and illustration coordinator at KT Literary. She represents picture books, middle grade, graphic novels, and adult fiction.

She was recently proud to represent the New York Times Bestseller Millie Fleur’s Poison Garden by Christy Mandin and In The Groves by Andrea Cruz Floren, and Indie Bestseller The Crescent Moon Tearoom by Stacy Sivinski.

Adria graduated from the University of Washington and the Columbia Publishing Course. She was a Publishers Weekly 2019 Star Watch Honoree.

How editors really identify publishable manuscripts.
The internal pressures editors face, and how you can help your editor surmount them.
What to do when an editor expresses interest.
How to work seamlessly with an editor to make your book the best it can be.
What an editor can control - and what she can't.
How to build an ongoing relationship with your editor that leads to more contracts.
Why trust is the most important element in an author/editor relationship - and how to cultivate it.
Why editors are often leary about working with unpublished writers, and how to overcome their concerns.

...and much more.

That's a lot of powerful information in one workshop, and you can count on Adria to make it all easy to follow and easy to put directly into action.

This session is pure instruction, it's complete (nothing more to buy afterward) and nothing additional will be sold.

Your purchase includes a PDF takeaway and lifetime access to the video replay.

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