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Book Writing: What is a Literary Agency Agreement?

Many aspiring book writers yearn to get a literary agent for representation. Literary agents have become valuable to getting books published. The first step could determine if you can make it or break it. ( Narrated by Brian Scott of www.BookProposalWriting.com )

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