Literary Representation


It’s taken me two days to reach a state of zen that will allow me to write publicly about this. The urge to go all CAPS and scream about it is still really, really strong, but … no. Maybe. We’ll see if I can make it through the announcement without getting all gushy and loud. Here we go …

As of Wednesday evening, I am now being represented by Edward Necarsulmer of McIntosh and Otis, Inc. Literary Agency.This all goes back to hints and finally open talk about a "super secret project" and I wrote in December 2008. It was because of that project that I was in contact with Edward at all.

Side Note: If you haven’t read Carrie’s books, you really must do that. You won’t be alone. You see, a couple of weeks ago, her latest book, Captivate was released in hardcover and debuted at #7 on the New York Times bestseller list for hardcover children’s books. It’s release coincided with the paperback release of her Need, which debuted at #10 on the paperback bestseller list.

I don’t know what else to say. I mean, other than the fact I am absolutely thrilled with this development. Beyond words. Not only has Carrie raved about Edward since I first met her, but he was everything she’d said he was when we spoke. And … and … McIntosh and Otis was founded by Elizabeth Otis. Elizabeth Otis, agent of John freakin’ Steinbeck. (deep breaths)

Well, more and more of this story will come out as things move along. For now, though, I think this is all I’ll say.

24 responses to “Literary Representation”

  1. Huzzah!!!! Much rejoicing. Whoo hoo!!! Happy Spoon Dance with Red Pompoms!

    1. Red pompoms, even? 😉 Thanks, Bev!

  2. Awesome News! ‘Bout time someone snagged you up! I’m very happy for you.

    1. Thank you, Brian. When are you and the missus coming back to Oklahoma?

    1. Thank ya, ma’am. I hope to see you again soon.

    1. Yup! It was a pretty tense week waiting for that phone call to happen once I learned it was coming.

    1. Thanks, Greg! I gotta try to keep up with you and all your accomplishments. 😉

  3. Congrats! That is awesome and you deserve it:)

    1. Ah, you’re too kind. Thank you!

  4. Ah, that is wonderful news! Good for you! *cheers*

    1. Thanks! I really appreciate it.

    1. I just realized I’m like a matchmaker. 😉

      1. You … I owe you, big time, Miss Matchmaker.

  5. Well done, congratulations, and hugs all round 🙂

    1. Yay hugs! 😉 Thank you!

  6. wow literary fist pump …and may I say well done man

    1. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. And, in case you didn’t know, this book Carrie and I wrote is the one I was asking you for advice on concerning American Indian exorcisms and such.

  7. Hey, three howls for Wedel! Congrats!

  8. Congratulations!
    That is marvelous news, Steven! I am proud of you…and super jealous. 🙂

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