Literary Agent Mark Gottlieb Interview

Today I am joined with Trident Media Literary Agent Mark Gottlieb to discuss the newest threat to the rights of authors, collusion in the publishing industry, and the widespread burning of books.
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[@CB-nx6be]

Excellent. Answered a lot of auestions I had about foriegn and film rights.

[@clint_oreilly]

Truly insightful. It also would be an honor to be represented by an agent from Trident Agency. Mark has convinced me that they have the authors best interest at heart :)

[@indiecomicsjones]

Thanks for putting this video out. The movie mentioned is not sleepless in Seattle, it's You've got Mail.

[@AnimeEmpress1]

Nice video, thanks for sharing!

[@BethWorsdellauthor]

Fantastic!

[@authoralexanderpennington4228]

Thank you so much!

[@pklett91]

I have a manuscript ready soon, and I have some questions.
What is the likelihood of being contacted by an agent based on the number of page reads someone has on Royal Road?
Is a title considered published by Royal Road if the manuscript is uploaded there?
I see many audio books that use the number page reads from Royal Road as a selling point for their audio book.
Because releasing my story as an audio book is my end game, these are important questions for me.

[@artyourself1065]

Alexander Pennington - changing the video picture in "milliseconds" give a negative effect on the viewer.

[@johnhansen1501]

Just because a book is a good book that won a lot of prizes, doesn't mean it's suitable for children.