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BEHIND THE BOOK TV: EPISODE #1"Dan Brown (that other writer named Brown) Sings"

June 15, 2011
Tags: Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown, Angels & Demons, Tom Hanks
YOU KNOW THE BOOK'S SECRET BUT WHAT ABOUT THE AUTHOR'S?


Did you know?

I’ve started a video series called "Behind the Book" where I pull back the curtain and reveal behind the scenes information about some of your favorite books and writers.

Did you know?

Those three little words cause my ears to perk up. I think it’s because, of all the characters in “The Wizard of Oz”, I identify with the dog, Toto. I’ve got this basic desire to pull back the curtain.

And it occurs to me you may feel the same – at least a little bit. So, first up (in this edition of "Behind the Book") you're going to see The Da Vinci Code's Dan Brown singing.

No. . . seriously. You’ve got to hear this. As always thanks for reading and thanks for watching. Be sure to say hello and leave a comment after you watch the video!  Read More 

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Literary Agent Undercover

June 14, 2011
Tags: literary agent undercover

 

Literary Agent Undercover is an author coaching and consulting company created by my former literary agent. If you have a book (or book idea) you’d like to see published by a traditional publisher (like Random House), I want to introduce you. His name is Mark Malatesta and he was responsible for the sale of my first two novels to Random House. He's a marketing genius (that's not an exaggeration) and one of my best and dearest friends.

That’s why I told Mark I’d be happy to share his website where you can get free, instant access to his:

  • Complete article library (tons of great information and it’s often entertaining)
  • Audio/mp3 library (make sure you listen to his main mp3 about 7 insider secrets)
  • Directory of Literary Agents (the best book agent directory anywhere)
  • Webpage where you can ask questions about literary agents and publishing

If you’re an author (or aspiring author) who wants to get a real publisher (they pay you instead of you paying them), make sure you check out Mark’s site, and the Q&A below.

- Jim Brown

 

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