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1. INTERVIEWS WITH AND NOTES ABOUT LITERARY AGENTS.

If you are looking for a UK literary agent to represent you then you will want to check out this series of interviews with 6 leading agents in Myslexia magazine. Myslexia is an excellent resource – especially so for women writers.

If you are based in the USA write for children and/or young adults and are looking for an agent, then you'll want to check out this series of excerpts from interviews with 107 literary agents, and lots of other useful notes and pointers, painstakingly assembled by Casey McCormick and Natalie Aguirre on their very informative blog, Literary Rambles.

For future reference I'll put links to both series of interviews into the sidebar: UK Literary Agents Interviewed, and US Children and YA Literary Agents Interviewed.

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