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 < back to full question list < back to academic authors question list < back to textbook authors question list Q: "Do textbook writers typically use a literary agent to act on their behalf in contacting publishers or in publisher negotiations? If so, are there up-front fees associated with engaging an agent?" A: Steve Gillen, publishing-law lawyer: No. Literary agents are not commonly used in educational publishing -- traditional or electronic. However, if you choose to use an agent, be certain it is one who is experienced in educational materials. Reputable agents don't charge up-front fees. < Previous question | Next question >
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