One of the hardest parts of submitting your work is ensuring that your query and page are ready to go.
Together, we will get your queries and pages (as many as we can, drawn at random) ready for submission. Even if yours isn’t chosen, you’ll learn how agents things–and take away lessons that will help you long into your submissions process.
The panel will be followed by a Q&A, where you can ask your burning publishing questions of our panel.
This event is open to all genres.
Can’t make it live? Submit your work and watch the replay.
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Alice Speilburg is the founding agent of Speilburg Literary and has worked in book publishing for more than a decade. She represents commercial fiction and narrative nonfiction.
Alice’s first editing gig was on the news desk of her college daily, and she is still drawn to compelling nonfiction stories, especially those written by journalists, that deepen our understanding of culture and society, including Cultural Narratives, Gender Issues, Microhistory, Nature Narratives, and Pop Science. In fiction, she is a lifelong fan of historical adventures, mysteries and suspense novels, and fantasy based on myths and legends. She loves a complete immersion read that takes her to another world through the eyes of original characters.
Prior to launching Speilburg Literary, Alice worked at John Wiley & Sons, and Howard Morhaim Literary Agency. Throughout her career, she has worked with bestselling and award-winning authors, literary and professional societies, and branded content. Alice is a member of the Association of American Literary Agents, as well as several writing organizations, and spends her weekends hiking with her husband and two sons.
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About the Instructor
Alice Speilburg
Alice Speilburg is the founding agent of Speilburg Literary and has worked in book publishing for more than a decade. She represents commercial fiction and narrative nonfiction.
Alice’s first editing gig was on the news desk of her college daily, and she is still drawn to compelling nonfiction stories, especially those written by journalists, that deepen our understanding of culture and society, including Cultural Narratives, Gender Issues, Microhistory, Nature Narratives, and Pop Science. In fiction, she is a lifelong fan of historical adventures, mysteries and suspense novels, and fantasy based on myths and legends. She loves a complete immersion read that takes her to another world through the eyes of original characters.
Prior to launching Speilburg Literary, Alice worked at John Wiley & Sons, and Howard Morhaim Literary Agency. Throughout her career, she has worked with bestselling and award-winning authors, literary and professional societies, and branded content. Alice is a member of the Association of American Literary Agents, as well as several writing organizations, and spends her weekends hiking with her husband and two sons.