Please note. Each of the agents and editor has a limited number of interview slots.
Registration does not guarantee an interview, as the interview slots may fill up. If you want to be certain
of an interview, please register early.
Register on-line by clicking on the "Register" button on the top left of this page.
Please note. Although the April 2 deadline (below) for submitting writing samples is past,
it is not too late to register and request a one-on-one interview with the agents, or
the editor. While there are a limited number of slots, there are still
openings. Your priority is based on the
date of your paid registration, so don't wait -- register on-line now! Your opportunities to have the full
attention of an editor or an agent are limited. Don't waste this one.
Those whose paid registration is received by April 2 may ALSO submit a writing
sample to be read by the editor Chuck Sambuchino or agents Barbara Poelle or Alethea Spiridon
before the conference. This can be a basis for the personal interview.
However, please note,only a limited number of samples will be accepted by each. And these will be
accepted on a "first come, first served" basis. Date of paid registration will be used in determining order of requests.
Barbara Poelle will take samples consisting of the first ten (10) pages of the book, plus a full synopsis.
She loves mysteries, memoirs, romances, and non-fiction relating to social issues
and family relationships. But any writer with a strong, unique voice will get her attention.
She does not want to see paranormal or contemporary romance, books on vampires or werewolf or wereanimals,
photo art books, or religious non-fiction.
Chuck Sambuchino will take only the first fifteen (15) people submitting. Samples should be no more than twelve (12) pages.
Alethea Spiridon will accept the first fifteen (15) samples sent. Samples should be no more than twenty-five (25) pages.
She is actively seeking romance, women’s fiction, young adult, middle grade, mysteries, literary fiction, commercial fiction, and some non-fiction.
Do NOT send samples directly to any of these three. The samples should come to NETWO, who will forward
them to the proper person, thus guaranteeing them a reading before the conference.
Samples should be mailed in order to arrive at NETWO no later than April 2. On April 2, they will be bundled up and sent to the
appropriate person, so if your entry does not arrive by April 2, it cannot be included in those sent to agent or editor. Allow ample time
for the U.S. Postal Service to deliver your package by April 2. NETWO cannot be responsible if your sample does not arrive on time.
Mail the
sample to: NETWO, P.O. Box 411, Winfield, TX 75493.
Of course, the samples should be formatted appropriately for submission to an agent or an editor.
