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I've this book

  • 01-06-2008 6:20pm
    #1
    leomessi
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    I've wrote this children's book that's (even though I'm Irish) very British. Would Irish publishing houses still publish it?
    Does anyone have the email addresses of reputable Irish literary agents?


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  • #2
    rockbeer
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    leomessi wrote: »
    I've wrote this children's book that's (even though I'm Irish) very British.

    I hope the grammar in the book is better than in this post ;)

    Why don't you send it to UK publishers and agents? It won't bother them that you're Irish.

    Get hold of the Writers and Artists Yearbook for agents' and publishers' details.


  • #3
    Running Bing
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,841 ✭✭✭Running Bing


    What exactly do you mean by very British?


  • #4
    davyjose
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,287 ✭✭✭davyjose


    I would imagine so - considering there's a more lucrative market across the foam.
    Also, what Rockbeer said. Incidentally the Writer's Handbook has a list of Publishers for the UK, Ireland, The Commonwealth, and the US, so assuming it's written in English that's got all your bases. Perhaps the W&A Yearbook has too, I'm not sure though, as I haven't got a copy of that.


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