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Literary Agent
Alana
Lennie's
TOP
PICKS

Who are we nominating for the Pushcart Prize?
Note: For
greater objectivity, these
submissions were read by our guest editor without names nor any
information about the author.
Well, I've completed my review of the submissions, and I must say that
it was not a simple task. I believe that each submission I read contained
literary potential. I've done the best I could as far as rating is concerned,
but please assure your authors that they were all very close.
Undoubtedly, another reviewer would have arranged them in a different
order.
One point I would like to make is that our agency does not represent
poetry; consequently, I don't feel terribly adequate judging this genre.
I did, however, enjoy reading the poems submitted.
My rankings are as follows:
No. 1: A Face by Picasso
No. 2: (tie) The
Musings of the White Stork and Girl
Opportunities
No. 4: From the Smallest Embers Rise the Beasts of Fire Like the Phoenix
No. 5: Fake
Fire & Rescue
No. 6: Homecoming
No. 7: (tie) Becoming
One With You and Ringworm
No. 9: O
No. 10: 3AM Whistle
No. 11: (tie) Key
Lime Pie and The Tower
Thank you for giving
me the opportunity to read these projects. I wish each of the authors
continuing success with their writing.
Kind regards,
Alana
Alana Lennie
Lennie Literary Agency & Authors
Attorney
2255 Avenida de la Playa
Suite 7B2
La Jolla, CA 92037
858-456-0138
858-456-1893 (FAX)
Congrats
to our top 6, you are being nominated for the prestigious Pushcart
Prize. Good luck!
For
the others, you may still be nominated for other writing awards,
stay tuned.
Meet
Our Guest Editor
Who
is Alana Lennie?
ALANA LENNIE is an agent with the Michael
R. Lennie Literary Agency, founded by her husband, a noted NY/CA-licensed literary
attorney and long-time advocate of authors' rights.
On the fiction side, Alana enjoys literary fiction, mysteries (cozies),
and short stories. She always is thrilled to receive queries from
young people.
As for nonfiction, her interests range from business books, child care
and parenting, and anything involving travel (guidebooks to memoirs). "I
believe it's as important for an agent to work at assisting the publisher
and the author market their published book as it is to assist in
the marketing of the unpublished book to an editor."
A
Literary Agent Speaks
On
the fiction side, I’m more inclined toward the cozies, novels
with a current message and short stories, Michael likes historical
works.
SHALLA
CHATS with
literary agent, Alana Lennie of the Lennie
Literary Agency & Authors
Attorney
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