An Interview with Anne Tibbets

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Greetings, readers. Some of you are old fans. Some of you are brand new. I’m going to perform a psychic trick and say that most of you are writers!

Ta-da!

For those of you who know me, you know that I often provide tips for self publishing, and how to best approach the self publishing world for optimal results, but what about all of you writers out there whose sole goal it is to obtain a contract from a traditional publisher?

I’m sure many of you are wondering what exactly it takes, and I think I have some good news. You see, recently I was fortunate enough to speak with the wonderful Anne Tibbets of D4EO, a literary agency. She is an agent who formerly interned with Red Sofa Literary Agency.

Mrs. Tibbets was kind enough to take time out from her busy schedule to answer a few questions, so be thankful because you’re about to discover what’s required to find an agent, approach an agent, query an agent, and what happens after you secure an agent. An agent is necessary if you’re looking for a first rate publishing contract with a real, traditional publisher.

This interview was conducted via email, and I’m not going to fluff it up by pretending some actual dialogue transpired between us. This is cut and dry information…