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Graphic novels are unique in the book world—and they’re not just for comic book readers anymore. These illustrated novels can tell stories of any ilk, fiction and nonfiction, fanciful and mundane. They can be outrageous and colorful, or simple and stylized. No matter what your graphic novel is like, getting it published will require a literary agent who understands the medium and knows industry editors who specialize in graphic novels. The Best Graphic Novel Literary Agents Below is our list of graphic novel literary agents. We highly recommend you to read our full  guide to finding a literary agent  and make sure you do your research before  writing a query letter  or contacting any literary agents. 1. Rob Arnold Agency: Aevitas Creative Management 2. Caryn Wiseman Agency:   Andrea Brown Literary Agency 3. Nicole Aragi Agency: Aragi, Inc. 4. Ayesha Pande Agency: Ayesha Pande Literary Manuscript Wish List: www.manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/ayesha-pande 5. Emily For

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While the cover of a book may get all the glory, the interior layout is equally (if not more) important than cover design. After all, the pages are what readers experience as they read the book. This tutorial will give you the basic tools you need to start formatting your book using InDesign. How to Lay Out Your Book in InDesign Before you begin your book layout, you’ll need a complete manuscript. Manuscripts can be created using any word processing application—make sure to complete all edits and apply character and paragraph styles prior to beginning your design. You’ll also need to figure out where and in what order to place the front matter, such as a table of contents, copyright page , foreword, preface, introduction, etc., as well as the back matter, such as an author page, glossary , appendix , index , etc. Use already published books as a reference to figure out how you want to sequence these sections. Follow these simple steps to create and lay out your book using InDesign

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You might have noticed that we’re pretty big into books here at TCK Publishing. We love books —and we love to talk about them. We’ve led discussions on just about every aspect of the business of literature (fiction and nonfiction), from writing and editing tutorials to publishing advice and unique tools for marketing and promoting your projects. But books aren’t the only things people write. There’s poetry, short fiction , essays, blogs, reviews—and the glitziest and most glamorous of them all, movie scripts. The Allure of Screenplays Folks love to say that Hollywood has run out of ideas, but even in the era of web series and streaming services, silver-screen movies are still the belles of the ball. And for a large percentage of writers—myself included—making a real Hollywood movie based on one of their stories is a long-term goal … or at least a life-long dream. Think about it: the opportunity to see a book you wrote reimagined as a big-budget feature film, to watch your