Submit your work for a chance at live feedback from our panel–plus, of course, a publishing Q&A. This event is designed to be supportive, uplifting, encouraging–and 100% introvert-friendly. (Wear pajamas! We’ll never know.)
A replay will be available 15 minutes after the end of the event, and we’ll send the link to submit your work when we register. This event will work on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.
Queries and pages will be chosen at random, then given three minutes of feedback, so we can get through as many as possible.
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Eric Smith is a Young Adult author and literary agent with P.S. Literary living in Philadelphia. He’s worked with New York Times bestselling and award-winning authors across genres and categories.
You can check out some of the books he’s worked on here!
In his author life, his latest book, With or Without You, is due out with Inkyard Press this November, and is available for preorder now.
His other books include You Can Go Your Own Way (Inkyard Press), Don’t Read the Comments (YALSA 2021 Best Fiction for Young Adults selection), the contemporary fantasy novel The Girl and the Grove (Flux), and the IndieBound bestseller The Geek’s Guide to Dating (Quirk).
A fan of collaborating, he’s also worked on two acclaimed Candlewick anthologies with award-winning author Lauren Gibaldi, Battle of the Bands (a Bank Street Best Book and Read Across America selection) and First-Year Orientation. His collaboration with Alanis Morissette, Academy award-winner Diablo Cody, and Glen Ballard, Jagged Little Pill: The Novel (Abrams) is an adaptation of the Grammy and Tony award winning musical.
He has short stories and essays in the anthologies Color Outside the Lines by Sangu Mandanna (Soho Teen), Body Talk by Kelly Jensen (Algonquin), Allies by Dana Alison Levy and Shakirah Bourne (DK), All Signs Point to Yes by Candice Montgomery, cara davis-araux, and Adrianne Russell (Inkyard), Boundless by Ismée Williams and Rebecca Balcárcel (Inkyard), When We Become Ours by Nicole Chung and Shannon Gibney (Harper), and RELIT by Sandra Proudman (Inkyard).
His writing is represented by Jennifer Azantian at Azantian Literary.
About the Instructor
Eric Smith
Agency: Neighborhood Literary
Genres: Young Adult (bright, diverse new voices in YA. Send your sci-fi, your fantasy, your contemporary, your pretty-much-any-genre in YA), Science Fiction & Fantasy, Cookbooks, Blog-to-Books, Literary & Commercial Fiction, and Nonfiction (books that focus on pop culture, geekery, and/or teach readers about the odd and the unique, plus essay collections, particularly humor.
